In defense of pop music
An exploration of pop, jazz, and the importance of diversity in music As an unapologetic fan of popular music, watching […]
Arts and Culture, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 7
Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 7
Is your attention span longer than a goldfish’s?
Your guide to the attention recession The ‘attention economy’ has been called into question in light of struggles with maintaining
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Feminism’s forgotten love revolution
How the quest for true love inspired a generation of feminists When I was younger, an obsessive reverence rooted in
Arts and Culture, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 6
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Engaging with erotica through an asexual lens Erotica—media portraying sex or its elements—has two uses. Its surface-level purpose is to
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Finding community through history on stage
An interview with writer/director Mashreka Mahmood about her new play 71 The Strand: As you are both the writer and
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Aesthetics, fascism and Gen Z
Is our generation as progressive as we thought? Donald Trump is set to begin his second term on January 20,
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Risky art and artful risks
How taking the creative plunge can result in the most meaningful cultural impacts Well-behaved artists have seldom made history. Creating
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Leap of faith
A conversation surrounding Yann Martel Content warning: allusions to self-harm and suicide The family I was born into are fixtures
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The House and The Home: a GLAM exhibition
Victoria GLAM wants to make you feel at home Victoria University’s own Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM) pre- professional
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The politics of belonging
When culture becomes a competition They say that university is where we find our people. We tend to gravitate towards