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Dina El-Nakla’s “Righteous Anger” Is Led by Love: A Creative Vision Shaped by Childhood Dreams
From childhood dreams to video game mechanics, from Gaza as an infant to London as an artist, Dina El-Nakla’s work proves that identity isn’t geography: it’s inheritance.
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Expanding Horizons: Palestinian Voices in Evolution
Established artists build on foundations of hope: “Life is undeniably harsh, but like flowers growing in the desert, no matter how difficult the circumstances, we must continue to flourish.” When Haya Kaabneh speaks these words…
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Szopa: Existential Darkwave and Intimate Melodies Align to Heal from the Past
Audio-visual artist Szopa won’t conform to the shackles of the music industry and society’s expectations. He’s doing it his way and has never been happier.
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Jail Time Records: The Recording Label Born in Cameroon’s Most Notorious Prison
Life in Cameroon’s toughest prisons can be a disastrous and hopeless experience. But one woman’s revolutionary idea changed the record for hundreds of its prisoners.
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Freddie Long in “Retro Reimagined” – A Fusion of 60s Hairstyle and Flow Movement
In the vibrant world of fashion photography and hairstyling, Freddie Long, James Berry, and Bianca Valentine wanted to create a project that was about more than just the iconic hairstyles of the 1960s.
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‘Overpaid Chancellors, Underwhelmed Students’: Are UK students destined to be shortchanged?
A distinct disappointment is being felt across UK higher education, including creative institutions, with students paying upwards of £40,000 for a wholly underwhelming experience.
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Private Schools Need to Change Their Approach to Sexual Assault
Money, reputation and silence hide a disturbing link between private schools, creative disciplines and widespread sexual abuse.
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Curating Change: Exhibitions and Events Marking 75 Years Since Windrush
neun shares 5 exhibitions taking place in and around London offering new, immersive perspectives from the Windrush era.
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From Mentorship to Controversy: The Schofield Scandal and its Ethical Dilemmas
This Morning’s former presenter, Philip Schofield faces accusations of grooming, raising many questions on the definitions of the word.
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Romanticising The Realities Of Real Life: Moving To The Big City
Lucy Faulkner reflects on her challenging transition to London, debating the balance between career ambitions and lifestyle choices in adulthood.
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