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July 6, 2020

Taliesin

A story by YOSHIMI KATO. The Magnolia tree was dead once, and then it was alive. I gazed up at the infinite branches, constantly winding..
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June 29, 2020

Teeth in the Streets

A poem by SAM HUDDLESTONE.   When handfuls of human teeth are spat out of Earth’s warming belly – with all the speed of a..
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June 29, 2020

Interview: Okiki Akinfe

OKIKI AKINFE is a painter in her second year at the Slade. JEAN WATT interviewed her about how her practice has evolved this year. What..
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June 22, 2020

Attempt to Find Root of Dysphoria

A poem by BIOGAL_ Featured image courtesy of biogal_ Categoriesbiogal__ Our Showcase ReadTagscreative writingdysphoriapoempoetry
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June 15, 2020

Interview: Emily Webb

EMILY WEBB is a multi-disciplinary artist in her third year at the Slade. She is a painter, printmaker, writer, and music-maker. JEAN WATT interviewed her..
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June 14, 2020

Fragile Nights

A poem by ROBYN MOFFAT.   Fragile nights— usually out of sight, I glance back. A year ago, I was a bystander watching the diminishing..
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June 9, 2020

a brief moment in time

A poem by NICOLE FAN.   it has been a while since i awoke to the salute of a sunrise accustomed to darkness before dawn..
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May 31, 2020

Interview: Oscar Crabb

OSCAR CRABB is an artist in his third year at the Slade. Working mostly in textiles, he explores sustainable practices and uses art as a..
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February 6, 2020

Hair

A poem by MANASVINI MONI.   Drip. Drip. Drip. I try and ignore the leaky faucet, hold the razor with a firm grip.   Slide..
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November 14, 2019

A quiet word with Catalina

SEBBY PERERA-SLATER interviews Catalina about her journey from bedroom DJ to Printworks Sebby first met Catalina during Rare Cuts X SAVAGE Sounds’ first night at..
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October 31, 2019

Seasonless Affective Disorder

A poem by ELLIOT JAMES SMITH. stare up at your forever water-stained window-pane Look! and mistake all the satellites for stars o light o how..
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