Tag - Wales
The pumpkins are out, fake blood is flying off the shelves and Pintrests most searched term is ‘original fancy dress costumes’; Halloween is finally here...
by Lucy Aprahamian
Arvida Bystrӧm: if you haven’t heard this name before, it’s about time you did. She is a 27-year-old model, photographer and digital...
by Iona Middleton and Lauren Dittmer
‘You’re such a fu*ing hoe, I love it. ’ You might recognise this lyric from the current UK number 3, ‘I love...
by Sofia Brizio
Being a woman is not easy. We hear and experience it again and again: it’s a man’s world. Believe it or not, even the world of music, which...
by Dylan Graham
This years’ Sŵn Festival started in style with a brilliant trio of acts playing Cardiff’s Tramshed, headlined by Welsh alternative pop...
by Nidhi Pattni
The #MeToo movement in Hollywood started a wave; it shook the industry and brought justice to survivors who had been secretly battling with the...
I’m a feminist but…I will not feel guilty
by Molly Govus
he iconic first line of Deborah Frances-White’s podcast The Guilty Feminist never fails to make...
by Rhiannon Humphreys
The discourse on sexual assault has come to a peak in the past couple of years with the birth of the #MeToo movement in 2017. The ongoing...
by Samantha Harford
’ll admit, as a white woman, I felt sceptical in agreeing to write this piece because I was worried that by doing so my voice could...
By Samantha Harford
hat does it mean to be a twenty-something feminist in modern society? Eleven-year-old me thought that being feminist meant undertaking some...
by Lucy Aprahamian
am a proud feminist. However, as I write this, the lady sat at the nearest table in my favourite café pulls a pocket mirror out of her...
Georgia Mae Evans
Do you have any rituals or practices you use the day leading up to a show?
I drive yeah, I park up, check in me hotel, I get in me outfit...
By Josh Ong
Street food throughout the UK has seen a meteoric rise in the last decade. With ever increasing growth of ‘Grab and Go’ convenience food within...
by Abbie Rands
Sarah Younan is the new Youth Coordinator for National Museum Wales and she is devising various projects to encourage young people to get more...
Now, summer has gone and gone with it is our desire for cold fresh salads. We want warmth, comfort and substance to our meals. But does this mean we should eat...
Review by Amy Butler
Footloose is an undeniably classic musical; defined appropriately by its creator Dean Pitchford as a ‘cultural touchstone’, even those...
For all you English folk who’ve crossed the bridge for university, you have a lot to learn about Welsh music. And we’re not just talking about Catatonia...
Billed as ‘a buddy comedy heist movie, Clerks meets Dog Day Afternoon,‘ Convenience is one of the best British comedy films in recent years. Ray...
Editor’s Note: This article was published in the September 2015 edition of Quench as part of the Cardiff issue. In the print edition, Phil Terrett of...
