Joanna Davies, Literature Columnist, looks at Black people in the arts world and their valuable contribution to the whole picture.
Month: November 2020
LEONARD COHEN’S MOST POIGNANT FAREWELL
Hal Fish, Music Columnist, looks at the life of Leonard Cohen to highlight his ability to authenticate life through poetic art.
PAINTING PARALLELS
Cherry Irvine, Arts Columnist, discusses the annals of history through the various art movements that have developed as a representation of society at the time
EAST ASIA’S SECRET TO COMBATTING COVID
Grace Toovey, Culture Columnist, looks at the cultural behaviours that have lead to vastly different outcomes against covid.
CHRISTMAS 2020: SLEIGHED OR SAVED?
Jasmine Edge, Literature Columnist, looks at the risks to Christmas this year and how we may well spend the time.
THE ARTIST’S DAUGHTER
Francesca Vine, Arts Columnist, takes a look at the art of Orazio Gentileschi, and the mentorship and growth of his daughter, Artemisia.
CONTEMPORARY ART: GOOD OR BAD?
Caoimhe Clements, looks deep into the world of Contemporary arts, to discover the hidden stories driving the artists.
POINTING THE FINGER: PANDEMIC PERSPECTIVES THROUGH HISTORY
Mathilda Heller, Culture Columnist, looks at the history of Plague and how we have handled it through the centuries. Is our reaction cultural or religious?
TATTOOS, A NEW WAY OF THERAPY
Jasmine Chan, Arts Columnist, peeks into the world of Tattoos to see how the form is evolving in society.
the lyricism of toni morrison’s jazz
Grace Carroll, Music Columnist, looks at Toni Morrisons Jazz to discover the beauty of her work, as it captures the music genre and compliments the culture.
