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Image Credit: Listening in the Dark (installed at Jerwood Space), Maeve Brennan, Photographer: Anna Arca. Now in its fifth edition, the Jerwood/FVU Award is a major annual arts prize showcasing works from emerging artists who use moving images as a part of their practice. It is an open-call programme, inviting artists to respond to a […]
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Image Credit: Autoportrait, 2017, film still, Luke Willis Thompson The Turner Prize is back for its 34th year and as ever, the work of this year’s nominees has been the subject of decidedly mixed reviews. The prize, voted for by a jury, is awarded to any artist born or working in Britain for an outstanding […]
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‘I came to slay, bitch.’ And slay she did. Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 24 hours, you won’t have missed Beyoncé’s surprise release of her new track ‘Formation’, on the eve of her hotly anticipated Super Bowl performance. The track, along with its video, has generated a lot of hype […]
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Best known to a generation as one of the longest-serving presenters of CBBC’s Newsround, Lizo Mzimba, now Entertainment Correspondent for the BBC, spared a few minutes to chat to The OxStu about children’s TV, his current job, and ways into journalism.
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Continue ReadingYou may know them as the friendly faces behind the counter, but lodge porters haven’t always sported the college crest. Digital Content editor Mollie Bloudoff-Indelicato and videographer Martha McPherson scour university lodges to interview porters with unique pasts. The final post of a two-part series.
Continue ReadingYou may know them as the friendly faces behind the counter, but lodge porters haven’t always sported the college crest. Videographers Vishnupriya Das and Margherita Philipp scour university lodges to interview porters with unique pasts. One of a two-part series.
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