Sully- review
I am not really a movie person. I find them too long and too obvious to spend more than 90 minutes on watching them. Every time I am trying to check if anything changed and…
Articles by Voice of London
White washed: Art bosses
Arts Council England (ACE) published its latest diversity figures and it shows that the industry is lacking in people of colour in executive positions. Reporter: Anisha Chowdhury | Sub-Editor: Emily Fortune Darren Henley, head of…
Body and Art: Karis Crawford
As the female body image evolves, female artists are now more concerned than ever to keep us aware of the warts-and-all image that is the actual female form. Reporter: Anisha Chowdhury | Sub-Editor: Andrew Whiteford…
Cougar time: the rise of mature porn
As part of a continuing investigation into the modern porn industry, VoL looks into the surge of mature genres. By Jack Cummings | Sub-editor: Chloe Chapman Over the past decade, a discreet, Freudian surge in…
Culture Clash: Asian Families on Creativity
Measuring success has always been a subjective matter. For some, such as many Asian communities, it’s based on a wealth of knowledge and prosperity, while others base success on the horsepower of their car and…
Young Londoners campaign for cleaner air
I spoke to one young Londoner striving to give young people a voice on issues surrounding the environment. Reporter: Chloe Chapman | Sub-Editor: Jack Cummings In light of the recent US Presidential election, fear has…
A-Level art history: a subject worth fighting for?
A-Level Art History students and teachers have won back their subject, but should we be happy about it? Reporter: Chloe Chapman | Sub- Editor: Cecilia Peruzzi Two weeks ago, A-level Art History was given a…
I’d have all the ART in the world, if I was a wealthy girl..
With the world going through a non-indifferent economic crisis (first with Brexit, then Trump and now the Italian referendum) it is no surprise that many stocks have gone down. The art auction business however, seems…
War through the eyes of an Artist: Paul Nash
The life of the artist who lived through two World Wars and painted what he witnessed. Reporter: Chloe Chapman | Sub-Editor: Cecilia Peruzzi From wartime paintings shockingly portraying the horrors of trenches and battlefields, to…
Interview with London K-Pop Dance Workshop
Tammy, 30, founder and Caroline, 27, co-founder discuss the importance of their workshops and Korean culture in London. Reporter: Chelsea Jobe | Sub-editor: Martina Di Gregorio Sweat-soaked students spilled out of Abacus Studios to catch…