Is a start-up a good start?
5 Mins read
Artefact explores the world of start-ups and meets entrepreneurs who have set up their own successful companies.
Blackness through flowers and afros
5 Mins read
Flowers in afros and edits have become popularised but does it represent the essence of blackness?
BioRock: Saving Indonesia's coral reefs
12 Mins read
BioRock has saved many coral reefs in Indonesia. Could this technology offer long term solutions for saving our threatened marine ecosystems?
We examine how refugee children are falling into slavery at the hands of human traffickers because of a lack of support across Europe.
Why are we ignoring police brutality in the UK?
6 Mins read
After the worldwide publicity of #BlackLivesMatter, we take a deeper look into police brutality on the home front.
Living with an invisible illness
9 Mins read
Immunodeficiencies currently have no cure. Artefact has met one sufferer to find out how her illness affects her quality of life.
It’s a popular theory amongst scientists and tech pioneers and that our universe is a computer simulation run by future humans.
The strongest surveillance regime in the world
5 Mins read
The Investigatory Powers Act has come into effect in the United Kingdom, so Artefact explores what this means in reality.
TV | Taboo
1 Mins read
Set in 1814, Taboo is a eight part TV series starring Tom Hardy as the mysterious and aloof James Keziah Delaney.
Protesters unite to oppose Trump's Muslim ban
1 Mins read
Artefact was in London to see thousands of people protest against the controversial travel ban imposed by America’s new president.