Short feature on a 21-year-old student who works as a drag queen. 

Matthew Perry works as a host in a nightclub, where he dresses as a drag queen named Tequila Addams. His drag persona is very unique as he paints eccentric designs on his face rather than just a traditional drag queen make up. He taught himself to make these amazing facial art looks.

Nowadays, we see a lot of drag queen performers on mainstream media, but we do not see the hard working side of a drag queen trying to break into the industry. Matthew stands out because he juggles his life between his fashion management studies at the University of the Arts London and his nightlife work as Tequila Addams.

Oliver Hopkins discusses the importance of the arts within schools in the face of continued funding cuts.

Gold Arts Award, Unit 1, Part D.

Putting on a production can be a stressful experience, especially in a busy school environment. More and more schools give students the chance to take on directing and organising roles as well as acting. If that's you, don't panic - Trinity College London has created a 6-month countdown checklist to help your next production go as smoothly as possible.

While previous festivals have had an optimistic view of technology, there seems to be more caution in 2018 - but is that really surprising?

Paula Moore the Director at Talkin’ Culture is currently talking to emerging historic conservators through a series of blog Q&As to understand more about working with applied arts and craft. 

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award,

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, the question I have chosen is Where are all the female Chorographers?

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, questioning why anime/manga are not recognised in art schools.

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, exploring the mental health of a young male dancer.

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, exploring the affects of artistic propaganda an it's use within conflict.

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, exploring the question are videogames recognised as an artform?  

Bronze Arts Award