Anonymity In Art | For and Against
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Kanye West and the Development of ‘Offensive Fashion’
By Meg Burgess Kanye West – one of the most decorated hip-hop artists in history, with 21 Grammy wins and
The Girl On The Train | Theatre Review
By Elly Savva ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Although following the classic murder mystery story arc, what really entices the audience into this particular
Live Review: Loyle Carner – Y Plas (05/11/19)
By Ella Clucas With tickets selling out in just a matter of minutes, Loyle Carner’s latest tour for his second
The Real Meaning Behind the Day of the Dead
By Haydee Mart├¡nez Zavala & Edith Rojo-Zazueta In Mexico, there’s a saying that goes like this: “El muerto al pozo
Hela | Theatre Review
By Pratiksha Patak Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Hela, by the up-and-coming playwright Mari Izzard, is the closing segment in the
9 to 5 | Theatre Review
By Indigo Jones Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà 9 to 5 is a musical which sees the mistreatment of three women
The Place I Call Home | Photography Exhibition Review
By Sarah Anne Griffiths ÔÇÿHome’ is a word which embodies many things: a sense of comfort and closure, protection within
Diagnosis is Victory: A No-BS Guide to Cardiff’s Mental Healthcare
By Mike O’Brien Trigger Warning: This content contains information and reference to mental illness and suicide. If you or someone
Photography Season 19-20 at the National Museum | Review
By Sarah Anne Griffiths The National Museum’s latest photography exhibition includes work curated by four of the most prestigious photographers
Frankenstein | Theatre Review
By Rhian Lock Ôÿà Ôÿà As a big fan of Gothic horror and theatre respectively, Rona Munro’s theatrical reworking of
A Look Back on IRIS 2019 | Film Festival Review
by Tabitha Jukes Another year, another Iris comes and goes and, being my first, it certainly won’t be my last.
Editing: How far is too far?
By Katherine Mallett The quest for THE ÔÇÿperfect picture’ seems to be infinite. A plethora of editing apps that offer
Why I Vote.
A note from the Features Editor: Rhianna Hurren-Myers “I’d rather be a rebel than a slave” – Emmeline Pankhurst Last
On Your Feet! | Theatre Review
By Charlie Sawyer and Natascha Ng Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Coming to Cardiff from Broadway, On Your Feet! brings the Latino
Review: The Coconut Tree ÔÇÿCocotail’ Launch
Words by Lauren Stenning Having previously reviewed this Sri Lankan restaurant’s divine food, Quench were invited to sample their recent
“It sends you mental. It sends you mad” – Talking touring and survival with Fat White Family
By James McClements South London degenerates champions Fat White Family are an oh-so-overlooked, and so dismissed collection of misfits and
Rigoletto at the Millennium Centre: WNO embraces the #MeToo movement in iconic new setting of Verdi’s masterpiece | Review
by Andrea Gaini Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà The Welsh National Opera is well-known for bold and often politically active productions,
The Story | Theatre Review
By Rhiannon Humphreys Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà The Story is a psychological thriller by young Welsh playwright Tess Berry-Head, inspired by
Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra (International Concert Series 2019/20) | Review
By Sofia Brizio Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà The International Concert Series opened last night at St David’s Hall with an