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Ghazal of Separation: a poem

"My body was born with the memories of yours, which I may never learn." By Sachal Khan.

Migration and Alienation

Denitsa Toshirova expresses her own experience of alienation as a result of migration, in her project Cold Memories.

London's Last Banger Race

Alex Warner uses his camera to record the last ever banger racing event at the now demolished Wimbledon Stadium.

The Expatriate is not a Migrant, and certainly not an Immigrant

A multidisciplinary artist living and teaching in London, Kennedy-McNeill uses her practice to examine inherited and constructed identity.

A Long Way From Home

"The idea of letting loose such a wicked and cancerous species on the Universe at large is nothing short of an abomination.” By Ebba Wester.

Natalia Poniatowska on Homesickness

Natalia Poniatowska uses the camera as a tool to confront the emotional truths of homesickness and a sense of belonging.

The Otherworldy Photographs of Flannery O'kafka

In this series, O'kafka continues her exploration of what she describes as her 'almost history'.

Arguing with Mother Ireland: Gender Performance and Nation

"Ah Mother Ireland. How could you ever support abortion?" by Holly Bond.

Art Beyond Borders: In Conversation with Judith Knight

In 1979, Judith Knight co-founded Artsadmin, an arts organisation that enables artists to create without boundaries, producing bold,...

I Hate This Sceptred Isle: Why Upstart Crow Is The Best Of British Comedy

By Clare Rammelkamp 'Dad, shut up, you're embarrassing me in front of Europe!' It's currently quite embarrassing to be British, or such...