Resisting the duopoly: US third party politics
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As the 2020 presidential election comes to an end, Artefact asks some young Americans why they are voting for third party candidates.
Sheng Zhang: When art and science collide
4 Mins read
The artist discusses the relationship between art and science within his work, what is meant by ‘home’ and his obsession with atlases.
Social justice: Good or bad?
8 Mins read
We spoke to the Grievance Studies trio about the problematic aspects of current social justice activism. Is it helpful, or hurtful?
A land lost: China's oppression of Tibet
9 Mins read
The region of Tibet is one rich in religion, culture and myth. Since 1951, China has exerted complete control via occupation, leaving Tibetans, and their homeland, isolated and oppressed.
Free speech under threat on campus
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Artefact explores the growing issue of free speech on campus.
Dystopian worlds: Fear or fantasy
7 Mins read
Artefact explores our fascination with the dystopian genre. Why are we drawn to it most when our reality is uncertain?
A journey of a young man who picked up a paintbrush when his life was in limbo. Salam Noh had no idea how far it would take him.
The great game: What’s Britain’s next move?
6 Mins read
What will happen after Brexit: will the UK be steady or will it be crushed between the superpowers of the future?
Period poverty: The monthly 'burden'
4 Mins read
Artefact meets the campaigners helping women affected by period poverty, and asks if change is upon us.
Politics in Brazil: Dividing families
8 Mins read
With a serious polarization of the country, many families have been breaking apart during political debates.