All posts tagged nature
Book Review: ‘Soul of the Border’ by Matteo Righetto
“A beautiful novel that encapsulates nature at its toughest and humanity at its strongest” The tail end of the 19th century. The Vento region of Northern Italy. This is when […]
Kentish Town City Farm
As the name suggests, this little farm really is a hybrid fusion where countryside meets metropolis. The four-acre farm spans across a raised area of winding land above a train […]
Review of Ram Shergill’s ‘Exoskeleton’ exhibition @ the Oxo Tower
As my friend and I entered through the doors of the exhibition we were personally greeted by the genius behind, and father of, the exhibition himself: Mr Ram Shergill. With […]
London’s top Woodland Wildernesses
I love the city as much as the next Londoner does – but, I think I speak for most of us when I say that I sometimes crave a breath […]
Sense of Space: art pop-up installation
When you think of central London, you probably think of people rushing about in crisp suits, the tall skyscrapers that form the concrete jungle that is the city, and public […]
2018 Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition @ Somerset House
London has long been viewed as a cultural hub, a diverse community representing a plethora of people from all different corners of the world. I am not even being biased […]
Green Spaces around Mile End for an Escape from Uni Life
For many of us, upcoming exams and assignment deadlines means long days spent in the library looking at computer screens, and not enough time spent outdoors. Now that the snow […]
How to spend a CHEAP Easter in London
With the long Easter Weekend having finally arrived it might be tempting to stay indoors and gorge yourself on chocolate for the four day extravaganza… However there are so many […]
Queen Mary’s Visual Arts Collective
This winter, after a year-long hiatus, Queen Mary’s Visual Arts Collective reappeared with a call for visual art from students of all disciplines. The Visual Arts Collective was formed in […]