The "quiet quitting" epidemic of Gen Z
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We examine the different ways in which young adults view their work compared to older generations.
A noteworthy art collaboration
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We spoke with Made in Arts London and Affordable Art Fair about what might be the secrets of their long-lasting, successfully partnerships. Could/should that be replicated by other art organisations?
2011: ‘The King’s Speech’ heralds a change in attitudes towards those with speech impediments
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The sensitive portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II’s father and his problems with public speaking, raised awareness of an overlooked disability
2022 is the year fashion brands are entering the NFT space, but this digital designer discusses how his early connection to fashion influenced his art as “The base of everything.”
Artefact reports on the benefits of music in psychedelic sessions and speaks to one musician about his approach.
A guide to self-compassionate learning
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Is there a better way to study? Julianne of @leaf.ling_learns shares her journey of learning new languages with self-compassion.
In war, is there space for creativity? We asked two Ukrainian creatives about their roles in helping their country now, and when the war is over.
Save Brick Lane
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Brick lane is home to the most vibrant culture and atmosphere, but it is threatened by plans for a mall.
“LOL”: The language of the youth
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Abbreviations and Acronyms have been around for longer than the “LOL” era. We discuss the impact of “social media language” on parents and future generations.
Botox: Is it time for regulations?
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We examine the worrying rate that botox and other procedures are being carried out, should there be more regulations?