'They want our rhythm but not our blues'
10 Mins read
We explore the controversy of ‘blackface’, after some white social-influencers were accused of appropriating black and ethnic cultures.
Preserving the planet and India's craft workers
9 Mins read
We meet Oshadi, the label changing the future of fashion’s impact on the environment and India’s craft workers.
The reality of living with acne
11 Mins read
Everybody should be confident in the skin they’re in. 95% of acne sufferers say the condition impacts their daily lives and 63% experience lower self-confidence. Let’s redefine beauty.
Self-portraits and the pursuit of immortality
7 Mins read
How far are we willing to go for immortality and how can we make sure that we are remembered truthfully?
'Let's build an Iron Man suit!'
6 Mins read
Artefact learns how Mitt, a smart design company in prosthesis, can give power back to their patients.
There are calls for action at Bristol University after 11 students are thought to have taken their own lives in the last two years.
How can we survive 'Day Zero'?
4 Mins read
Water scarcity is a global issue. London could face serious water shortages by 2050 if we don’t take responsibility for preserving it.
The addiction taking two lives a day
9 Mins read
As new betting regulations are pushed back again, Artefact explores the dangers of gambling.
Black Friday: How the retailers have us hooked
4 Mins read
Psychology suggests buying decisions are subconscious and emotionally driven. Will you get caught out this Black Friday?
Jazz: No sell-by date
12 Mins read
With the discussion around the idea of Jazz dying as an art form, we look at the people who disagree with this idea, as they continue to keep the genre alive. Putting their own personalities and influences into their music, they recreate the way in which we listen to Jazz.