A summer of culture
The time has never been better to engage with Durham’s extensive Visual Arts scene. We have a guide to just some of the arts venues, events, and activities at your disposal for a great summer.
Read moreThe time has never been better to engage with Durham’s extensive Visual Arts scene. We have a guide to just some of the arts venues, events, and activities at your disposal for a great summer.
Read more“This month I have learned that no sunrise or sunset is the same”: Features contributors share the creative ways they’ve been coping with the lockdown
Read moreCarys Stallard considers whether it is valid to suggest that Durham offers a uniquely enhanced university experience.
Read more“Publishing houses have whole departments dedicated to designing effective, and often beautiful, cover art.” Books and Visual Arts discuss the role that cover art plays in our reading experiences.
Read moreCarys Stallard looks back over the artistic events of 2020 and sees how the pandemic defined the visual arts scene.
Read moreCarys Stallard reports on the environmental cost of festive aesthetics and the logic of light displays during lockdown.
Read moreVisual Arts features contributions from entrants to the 2019 Students Arts Prize on their submissions.
Read moreCarys Stallard talks to local artist and activist Michele Allen about ‘The Weight of Ants in the World.’
Read more“This was to be her last encounter with the outside for seven hundred and sixty one days.” Carys Stallard looks at Anne Frank’s diary as pertinent read in this uncertain time.
Read more‘A charming rendition’. Carys Stallard praises Blizzard Theatre Company’s adaptation of one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies.
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