'Dead men do tell tales'
7 Mins read
Artefact explores the life of former journalist Richard Caldeira, from the streets of Pretoria to the bars of Camden Town.
Christina Dean ‘Redresses’ the planet
6 Mins read
As Redress celebrates its 10th birthday, we speak with the founder Christina Dean about her highlights over the decade and on what’s next for Asia’s largest environmental NGO.
The growing battle against street harrassment
4 Mins read
Are we increasingly desensitised to it or ready to stand up to it?
Would you 'raffle' your house?
4 Mins read
We investigate House Raffling and ask whether this could be a reliable option for future homeowners.
Craig Richards: Houghton Festival reflections
4 Mins read
We meet the DJ who’s a cornerstone of Fabric London, about his newly formed festival and how he merges visual art with music.
Trans students and their visual journeys
10 Mins read
Students at University of the Arts London discuss their work and how this reflects their personal journeys.
Flamenco: the art of feelings
22 Mins read
Artefact gets deep into the flamenco culture. The roots, history, artists and the evolution of this art through the years.
Food for the mind
10 Mins read
We explore how culinary art is revolutioning mental health therapy.
Sukran Moral: A story of violence, sex and success
15 Mins read
Sukran Moral, possibly the most controversial performance artist in Turkey, tells her story from a violent childhood to the V&A.
Five suitcases with strange white powder
8 Mins read
This is how some people make a living transporting mysterious packages from one country to another. From encrypted USBs to Russia, to powdered fruits bound for Argentina.