Two years of the Student Art Prize – now for the third
As the Student Art Prize enters its third year of running, we had a look back over the successes of the last two years.
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Fear Street is a love letter to horror
Magali O'Brien concisely explains the intersectional horror history behind the Fear Street trilogy.
Is too much time spent on Shakespeare?
Fiona Steer discusses whether we spend too much time studying and performing Shakespeare's work.
Art Hunt to return at The Riverwalk
Durham’s Summer in the City 2021 arts festival will finish with the return of a free outdoor art exhibition at The Riverwalk. The Art Hunt, which is now in its…
Summer in the City festival returns to Durham
Durham University organisers have announced that the Summer in the City arts festival is returning for 2021. The festival, which aims to celebrate theatre, music and art, will be held…
Travelling through Europe with Albrecht Dürer at the National Gallery
The National Gallery will soon be opening its doors to welcome travel and art fans to the Albrecht Dürer exhibition, bringing us on an immersive European cultural journey in the…
Commentary: ‘A Day on the River’ by Vernon Scannell (Part 1)
Scannell foregrounds a wider theme of maturation through a gradual shift in his description of the river, conveying remembrance and the loss of an innocent childhood.
Daniel Arsham – The Artist of Our Generation
Daniel Arsham has been one of the most iconic artists of this generation. His work has been displayed in hundreds of exhibitions, and he is one of the favourite artists…
A review of ‘Paterson”
Bartek Maj provides profound insight into the film 'Paterson'.
Music Durham – Bring a community together stitch by stitch.
Their latest project – ‘Stitching A Quilt of Community’, is being run in collaboration with local mental health charity, Durham based the RT project