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7 April 2016
Want my job?...with Neil Frost
Neil Frost can be found at Brighton Fringe this May, performing his one man mine show, The Story of the Nervous Man. 'I think a performer should train in a variety of disciplines,' the comedian, clown and character actor says, 'then create their own practice using the methods that work for them.'
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5 April 2016
How to...present your arts practice
You've decided you're going to take up dance classes or start learning to play the guitar as your arts practice for your Arts Award. Great!
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5 April 2016
Nell Gwynn
In light of the show's win at the Olivier's the other night, I have finally got around to posting my review of this fabulous show.
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5 April 2016
Is gaming really killing our brains?
Since the dawn of society, games have been considered a source of recreation and have evolved into many forms and formats; from social activities to sports. But today's games aren't always considered so healthy.
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4 April 2016
Does the future of book covers lie in animation?
The need for a relationship between technology and design has been accepted for a long time, mainly in the category of graphic design. The relationship between technology and art however has often been more controversial.
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1 April 2016
BREAKING: David Cameron to resign to pursue career in music
Prime Minister has decided that the stresses of politics have become too much
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1 April 2016
The Beginner's Guide
Hey kids! Do you love your life? Or are you questioning the very existence and purpose of your being and realising that life can possibly be nothing but a phase? Then this is the video game for you! Or is it?
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1 April 2016
Can art change the world? Judge No.1 announced: Agi K
Until 30th April 2016, we're calling for artworks that make a difference. Who better for our first judge, than young filmmaker and Gold achiever Agi K?
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31 March 2016
Where Are They Now?...with Phoebe Hill
Phoebe recently graduated from Cambridge and is looking through the fog of post-university life to find some creative project management work across the arts.
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31 March 2016
Where Are They Now?...with Idriss Assoumanou
Idriss is a professional filmmaker and videographer getting commissions to create audio visual work for companies all over the world.
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31 March 2016
Where Are They Now?...with Holly Nicholls
Holly has completed all three levels of the Arts Award and now studies Comparative Literature at King's College London where she is passionately involved in the student drama scene.
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29 March 2016
Cover to Cover: Literary London
Discover the best places for a book lover to visit in the capital.
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27 March 2016
A day of shows at Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre
I spent this last weekend visiting several fairs at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham. The events showcased a meeting of creative minds, providing workshops, products, a wealth of information and new skills. It was also great to see so many young people getting involved!
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24 March 2016
The rise of Section Boyz
Section Boyz are a UK Rap group from South London. Why should you take note?
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23 March 2016
A Visit to Tate Modern and the National Art Gallery
A record of my findings when I visited Tate Modern and the National Art Gallery. I wanted to retain the scrapbook-esque atmosphere, therefore I took photos of the pages of my portfolio instead of writing an article. Apologies for the messy handwriting!
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22 March 2016
Seven Pounds
This was one emotional film. I mean, super emotional. I didn't cry or anything, but some parts were extremely difficult to watch. In fact, I didn't even understand the film fully until I watched it a second time.
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22 March 2016
How to...express yourself!
First I tackled awkwardness, and now I'm going to tell you how to reveal to the world exactly who you are...in a variety of legal ways of course.
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21 March 2016
What goes on at...Lambeth Music Festival
This week, Lambeth Music Festival takes place at Southbank Centre, bringing together over 3000 children and young people for live performances. We caught up with Lambeth Music Service's lead tutor, Oliver Bayley to find out more.