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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What is the point of philosophy?
Dain Ahn discusses the purpose of philosophical activity and questions if it should continue to be pursued as a discipline at all.
A Cornish gem: Falmouth Art Gallery
Rachel Barlow takes us on a journey through Falmouth Art Gallery's Henry Scott Tuke exhibition.
University sport: ‘welcome drinks’
Megan Wilson discusses the pressure of being a fresher at university and sports clubs newly-named 'welcome drinks' events.
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…
A Good Life
Hoping to prompt important discussions about reproductive rights, Charlize uses underwater imagery in this poem to explore the repercussions of pro-life and pro-choice movements.
The rise of the music biopic
With the recent news that a Robbie Williams biopic is in the making, Caitlin Painter reflects on the success of other films depicting the lives of notable musicians.
French mental health in horror: a review of ‘Raw’ (part two)
The Bubble's French Film editor, Magali O'Brien, offers their perspective on the 2016 Franco-Belgian horror film 'Raw'.
French mental health in horror: a review of ‘Raw’ (part one)
The Bubble's French Film editor, Magali O'Brien, offers their perspective on the 2016 Franco-Belgian horror film 'Raw'.
Behind the trend of art colouring books
Adult Art colouring books have become a global phenomenon. But how did everything start and how has it developed?