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Mat Tudor – Struggle for Truth

Mat Tudor is a contemporary painter based in London, known for his figurative paintings which often take the format of the portrait, he is also the founder of The Tunnel, a collective...

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner – A Bridge to the future

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner was a German artist and one of the major figures of expressionism in the 20th Century, an enigmatic one could say somewhat tortured figure in modern art, he paved...

Lisa Sniderman’s The Grieving Project: healing art when the nation needs it.

Lisa Sniderman, known as Aoede for her music, has spent 12 years with a chronic disease, dermotomyositus. Those 12 years her life has been filled with tests, hospitalizations, infusions, helplessness, pain. But...

Review: “The Cuban”: a film driven by music and how it affects brains and lives.

In 2006 McGill University neuroscience/jazz musician Daniel J. Levitin published This Is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession detailing his research in mapping the impact of music on...
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From The Mic Stand – Spoken Bars Poets

We chat to the Spoken Bars Poets about their MIND poetry pub crawl

For National Poetry Day We Celebrate the Thriving North West Live Scene

Last weekend poetry took centre stage at Sonder Festival with a host of the North West finest poets performing at Sandbar and with the North Wests currently thriving live poetry scene it is...

Q&A – Ashley Chapman the River Poet from the Big Smoke

Ashley is a writer and English teacher (currently teaching at Goldsmiths) and a good friend who I met during a few years living down in the Big Smoke whilst we were both...

The Jazz Age Visionary who defined a generation – Jack Kerouac

Song for Jack Kerouac - Miles Davis - So What In the second of our profiling poets series I look at the infamous American poet Jack Kerouac, who helped spearhead the beat movement in...

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