Sounds of the Underground
There are always lots of musicians playing music in the many stations for the London Underground. Every musician has their own story. They insist on their dream, even though they may suffer from many of…
Arts
Museums On A Budget
If you are ever looking for something to do in London, here is a short list of museums for those who may be on a budget and looking for a way to spend their day….
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…
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…
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…
Behind the camera: Album Cover Artists with Dana Washington
The past couple of years have been fairly good to the music industry, with talent bursting through from Garageband tracks made in bedrooms, to crews of producers, rappers, singers and visual artists being formed all…
See it before it’s gone: Abstract Expressionism
Loved by Londoners and art critics, the Royal Academy exhibit is about to come to an end, closing on January 2nd. Below, the Voice of London reviews it for you. Reporter: Cecilia Peruzzi | Sub-Editor:…
Grammy Award Nominations – Your Reaction
It’s been a week since the Grammy’s released their final list of nominations. Understandably, it would take any individual to gather their feelings to talk for a hard-hitting interview about their pros, cons and thoughts….