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Dec 1, 20244 min read
Brainrot and nonsensical media: why do so many people find it appealing?
Written by Jamie Calder.
Illustrated by Lai Ling Berthoud.
Dec 1, 20245 min read
Nostalgia, Decadence, and Cultural Decay
Written by Imann Shamsi, Illustrated by Kate Granholm
Dec 1, 20243 min read
The Glorification of “Bedrot”: Restful Rebellion or Capitalism’s Comfy Trap?
Written by Samara Watts.
Illustrated by Beth Xia.
Dec 1, 20245 min read
Abandoned Cityscapes - In what ways is capitalism contributing to urban decay?
Written by Harriet Sanderson.
Illustrated by Yury Aleksanyan.
Oct 18, 20244 min read
Cooking Amid Crisis: The Duality of the Tragic and the Mundane
Writing by Ruth Raffle, Illustration by Kate Granholm.
Oct 18, 20243 min read
Navigating Duality in Yoko Tawada's 'The Bath'
Written by Saskia Marret, Illustrated by Kate Granholm
Oct 18, 20246 min read
Beyond the Binary: Pursuing a Radical Photography
Written by Paige Glover, Illustrated by Lucienne Saisselin
Dec 5, 20234 min read
Islington Assembly Hall, London, October 14, 2023:
Writing by Elli Efird, photography by Isabela Caramico. “Oh, sinner, you better get ready, hallelujah.” In all its tragic vibrato, the...
Dec 5, 20234 min read
Why people sin, according to Emerald Fennell: A Review of Saltburn
Writing by Marly Harper- Lalor, photography by Isabela Caramico. Why do people sin? According to Emerald Fennell, writer and director of...
Dec 5, 20233 min read
A review of Saltburn, A perverted (and modernised) Brideshead Revisited
Writing by Fleur O'Reilly, artwork by James Wake. Anyone who’s seen Emerald Fennel’s new film, Saltburn, will agree that it left a strong...
Oct 30, 20234 min read
Existing outside of the white sphere: dating, tokenism, and liberation in a racialised body
Writing by Fatima Bouzidi. Artwork by Kate Granholm. You walk into the bar, the familiar throng of white faces burns into your skin, you...
Oct 30, 20236 min read
Her Body & The Mountain Corpul Ei și Muntele
Writing by Stanca Radulescu. Artwork by Lucienne Saisselin. This is a piece of prose that honors the unique stewardship & care that...
Oct 30, 20234 min read
Exciting suffering: the sexualization of pain
Writing by Vivienne Čorgoová. Artwork by Kate Granholm. ‘Someone cut my neck with the knife and sucked the blood. I still have the scar.’...
Oct 30, 20234 min read
Heteronormativity, Queerness, and How They Relate To Living In A Body
Writing by Caitlin Sheek. Artwork by Kate Granholm. Growing up in a heteronormative society as a queer person is a unique and challenging...
Feb 25, 20233 min read
Guadagnino on Crying, Cumming and Cannibalism
Writing by Scarlett Smyth. Artwork by Cally Buxton. Me and Jessie went to go see Bones and All last night. We bought grapes and popcorn...
Feb 25, 20234 min read
Money can’t buy happiness - don’t let capitalism fool you
Writing by Tasha Stewart. Artwork by Kate Granholm. In a metropolitan, modern world, pure and ethical catharsis feels very difficult to...
Feb 25, 20235 min read
The Disempowerment Fantasy: a short study on the catharsis that apocalypse media provides
Writing by Susannah Lee. Artwork by Heather Baillie I can’t wait to see which of my favourite characters got their skull caved in!’. As...
Dec 19, 20224 min read
‘Revolt of the Mother’ and the Subversiveness of Female Comedy
Writing by Saskia Marrett. Artwork by Paola Valentina. I am old-fashioned, and I think it right That man should know, by Nature’s laws...
Dec 19, 20225 min read
Fighting humanity’s death sentence: civil resistance, art, and the climate catastrophe
Writing by Zoe Nayani. Artwork by Kate Granholm (@katesartthings on Instagram) A year ago, the phrase ‘Van Gogh tomato soup’ seemed like...
Dec 19, 20224 min read
Tradwives: A Revolt Against Feminism or Capitalism?
Writing by Katie O'Connor. Artwork by Cilla Sullivan. One day while scrolling through TikTok I came across a pretty unsettling video. It...
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