Iwona Abrahams: Talking about the female body
The Polish artist was invited by Carola D’Amrosio and Lara Pitteloud, ‘The Female Nude: Ways of Seeing’ exhibition’s curators to give a...
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Female nudity exhibition breaks boundaries between expectations and reality
An exhibition "The Female Nude: Ways of Seeing" organised by the School of Arts' final year students threw open its doors for the first...
Grandma "She’d seen the world tear itself apart in the flames of war, just to stitch itself bac
Judith watched as the rain pattered down outside her window. Well, not her window, technically, the hospice owned it – but they were...
K-pop: 2019’s calling
Over the last three years, I’ve watched my sister adopt K-pop into her own emotional journey of adolescence. It is her every poster, and...
Has TV and other media forms replaced the novel?
Among scholars, it is generally agreed that the birth of the modern day novel occurred in 1605, with Miguel de Cervantes’s Don Quixote,...
Visualising Peace through Space, Art and Aspiration
The Beaney in Canterbury’s City Centre always showcases a range of art installations free of charge to the public. Currently the...
One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus – Book Review
Inspired by the 1985 teen drama ‘The Breakfast Club’, Karen M. McManus’ debut novel revolves around four common high school...
Tips from Kent Dance Society dancers about dancing as a beginner
Dancing can be daunting, especially if you are surrounded by a crowd of trained dancers, mirrored walls, and the constant feeling that...
Edward Said: Orientalism
When one hears the word “Oriental” the image that comes to mind is that of the Far East, where Chinese, Japanese, and Korean culture and...
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