Arts Award on Voice

What is fast fashion and why is it important to talk about?  I've examined the effects of fast fashion,such as the social and environmental impact, but also how fast fashion brands get away with stealing designs from smaller artists.

Overall Project review of sessions I ran with Brownie Girl Guiding. This overview includes how my leadership qualities have developed and I have learnt from my experience. Any things I would change for my next project.

A piece written for Gold Arts Award by Aaron inspired by the story on poor pay and working conditions for staff working on the game Elden Ring. 

Analysing the career journeys of two of the biggest names in music, Taylor Swift and Demi Lovato, to delve into the toxicity of celebrity culture on female musicians.

Discover the extent of the impacts of everyday material cotton and if we should be concerned by it. Read about the contribution of cotton to environmental deconstruction and if cotton can be labelled as sustainable regardless of if it is organic.

For part D, I have focused on LGBTQ+ representation in media. Throughout this essay, I have vocalised my opinions on this issue using the historical context for the present-day situation as a way to show how and why my opinions have been formed.

This essay is about ‘do female artists have less recognition for their art work compared to male artists?’

I attended an outdoor exhibition at the Cambridge University Botanic Gardens. There was a collection of images, all focused on outdoors, and they were absolutely stunning.

Gold Arts Award-ee Tobias Holden-Locke discusses photography as an art form, presenting both sides of the argument as to whether all photography is art. 

For my art argument, I chose to explore the question of whether or not theatre is losing its place in the modern world.

For the last two months, I have researched a topic which is close to me, myself being involved in brass banding. 

Below are my findings as well as people's opinions on this matter.

Working as a team we are constantly learning from each other [...]. As a result we are stronger as a group & feel listened to & valued. Lorraine Smith, end2end TV Director & Arts Award Adviser