Featured Posts

To top
Title Image

form Tag

27 Jan

The exhibition shining a spotlight on the female form

The exhibition shining a spotlight on the female form
British curator Bryony Stone’s brand new exhibition all in: bodied is a love letter to the female-identifying body in motion. Stone set up her platform ‘all in:’ in 2017, and has already curated two successful exhibitions on mental health and around the notion of progress. However, after her sister was diagnosed with breast cancer, resulting in a mastectomy, Stone was left thinking about people's relationships with their bodies, most notably women's. “The operation limited her ability to move her body in the way that she was used to, and she had to learn how to move through the world with a new kind of body,” Stone says. Inspired by people’s perceptions of the bodies they exist in, Stone is working with...
Continue reading
8 Aug

How make-up tutorials became Gen Z’s favourite type of

How make-up tutorials became Gen Z’s favourite type of
Out of all of the weird, wonderful and downright absurd audios doing the rounds on TikTok, you wouldn’t think that a recording of Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez calling out Representative Yoho for his sexist remarks would have such an impact. No less than, at surface level that's. Dig a little bit deeper into how the app functions though – beyond the dance challenges and thirst traps – and it’s a totally different story, one in all rampant political discourse from each right and left of the spectrum, passionate Presidential endorsement, and academic videos on every part from historic cultural appropriation to the gender pay gap. The truth is, what makes AOC’s audio so unique is just not its content, but...
Continue reading