Cutting Paper
In a simple yet thought-provoking piece, Charlize explores the deep wounds caused by bigotry.
Portal 2: ‘Portal’, fully realised
In the final part to a (slightly unintentional) trilogy, I look at the only existing sequel to Valve’s 2007 puzzle-platformer Portal, and how it manages to carry the energy of…
Chechnya & Dagestan: Russia’s forgotten republics
Russia's territories in the north Caucasus still matter after decades of conflict, writes Will Guy.
‘Meeting Point’ Review
Ava Siena reviews Imogen Usherwood's 'Meeting Point'
Visiting the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art
Since everything is going back to normality, more exhibitions are opening up. One of the few that I highly recommend is the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art.
The Tent becomes World Heritage site
Despite its measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, The Tent quickly has gone viral. Satire explores its worldwide fame.
Fly Of Mind
Muhammad Saleem reflects on the relationship between mind and body, and the intrinsic link between nature, life and death. A thought provoking poem filled with evocative imagery and interesting musings…
E3 2021: Everything you need to know
E3 returns this year and here is some of what you can expect and what you should look out for!
‘The Tent on the Racecourse’: Durham City’s new Covid-safe entertainment space
Plans are currently underway to erect a festival-style marquee on Durham city’s Racecourse to help provide three weeks of Covid-safe entertainment for the community to enjoy - just in time…
The people breaking the barriers for women seeking asylum
Lauren Powdrell examines the current provisions for women seeking asylum in the UK and what organisations are doing to break down the current barriers facing women.