All posts tagged 2017
My Top 5 Films of 2017 – Anna McKibbin
2017 has been an exciting year for film goers. Films are increasingly becoming more inclusive- ready to embrace unusual stories and identities. My list of favourite films partially reflects a […]
How Accessible is Frieze Art Fair?
Following our review of the Sculpture Garden in Regent’s Park, I went along to Frieze London’s Fair, an annual October event that punctuates the calendars of art collectors and enthusiasts […]
London’s Art
London is renowned for being one of the world’s best cities when it comes to the arts and culture. London’s contemporary art scene is forever thriving with new artists and […]
Parklife Review 2017
Having released one of their most diverse lineups to date, Parklike Festival in Manchester had a lot of expectations to live up to. The sold out festival which has seen […]
Festival Preview: Peckham Rye Music Festival 2017
After its inaugural 2016 edition, Peckham Rye Music Festival is returning to shake certain hip square meters of South London from the 12th-21st May, with a showcase of local and […]
Why the travel ban won’t bring a halt to terrorist threat in the US
President Trump, after being in office for 12 days, signed 18 executive orders and memorandums. Surprisingly, the figure falls one short of the executive orders and memorandums signed by President […]
Year Abroad. Part 13: Bridging the Gap
New year, new semester. After a two-week baptism of fire in the French examination system, culminating in a gym furnished with 400 white plastic garden chairs, in which examiners answer […]
Patricia Highsmith’s Little Tales of Misogyny- Little Tales for Nasty Women
Now don’t be fooled by the title, Highsmith’s short story collection doesn’t paint pictures of rotten men, and victim women. Instead Highsmith creates a sweetshop’s worth of lurid, eccentric, strange, […]
THE BEST GIGS TO SEE THIS FEBRUARY
LAURA MVULA @ UNION CHAPEL, 3rd FEBRUARY In June 2016, Mvula returned to her music after personal struggles. I’ve never seen her live but I’ve heard her live. She did […]