Cosmetic surgery's hidden side-effects
Research finds that cosmetic surgery does little to alleviate low self-esteem and instead could increase the risk of mental illness.
Research finds that cosmetic surgery does little to alleviate low self-esteem and instead could increase the risk of mental illness.
Artefact looks into the culture behind facial hair and what it means to grow one.
The faster your heart beats, the more dark, twisted and disturbing the gaming world around you becomes until you fight your fear.
The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party at the Sanderson Hotel offers more than just your standard afternoon tea.
Gay conversion therapy – the art of rewiring your brain and attempting to banish your homosexual desires. Does it work? The short answer is no.
Welcome to a world where people taste words, see music, and visualise auras.
Rising photography star Sam Travis talks all things cameras and projects in our rapid round of questions.
New web series Sessions explores the opinions, identities and beliefs of young creative people in London, starting with LCC student Marlene Binder.
Meg Says talks to Artefact about life with ME and how she found therapy through her blog and other online platforms.
Despite its Class A illegal status, Psilocybin appears to offer therapeutic relief to sufferers of depression, anxiety, addiction and more. Artefact explores the possibilites of fungal therapy…