The Boar Arts - New

Seven Standen highlights the importance of 'Newsies' and why it resonates in this day and age.

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In this article, Mateus Guarda reviews his visit to Vatican City and comments on Raphael's most renowned fresco, 'The School of Athens'.

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Emily Rutherford reflects on the iconic works and the life of Vivienne Westwood.

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Isobel Hingston interviews Nosa Charles-Novia about her new project, the Reclaim Collective, and her aims to encompass marginalised creatives within the arts.

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In this article, Charis Winter discusses the evolvement of student theatre at the University of Warwick.

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Seven Standen discusses the works of artist and political activist, David Wojnarowicz, in this profile article.

📸: 'Arthur Rimbaud in New York, 1978-79' by David Wojnarowicz

In this article, Emily Rutherford discusses the decline in original musicals and whether theatre has witnessed an increase in adaptations instead.

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In this article, Reece Goodall discusses how the looting of art in Ukraine has impacted the country's identity.

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In this article, Mateus Guarda and Elliot Stannard discuss how Banksy's artwork provided hope to Ukrainian citizens during the Russia-Ukraine war.

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In this article, Reece Goodall assesses the new policy introduced in Germany for teenagers as a way to improve the country's art scene.

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Mateus Guarda reflects on his trip to the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam while focusing on the artist's most unique painting - Irises.

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Zoe Barret discusses the art of Dadaism globally, as well as its relevance and cultural significance in the 21st century.

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