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7 March 2018
How should characters talk?
A post inspired by 'The Meyerowitz Stories' starring Adam Sandler, Dustin Hoffman and Emma Thompson.
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7 March 2018
Get gold with apprenticeships - a blog by Emrys
This month, Arts Award Voice is all about Apprenticeships. Apprenticeships weren't really around in the same way when I was at the right stage in life to do one, at least not in the creative industries.
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6 March 2018
Is it More Difficult for Women to Find Success in the Arts Industry?
How the work of the Guerilla Girls have changed the way I look at the Art Industry.
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6 March 2018
Tutorial “How to make Pom-poms”
This is a sort of tutorial on making Pom-poms.
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6 March 2018
AFTER SCHOOLING
Many students frequently confuse to choose a career after schooling for the sake of lacking knowledge.
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5 March 2018
Diversity in the Arts
Peshkar Gold Arts Award participant and Member of Oldham Youth Council Samah Khalil discusses her view on Diversity in the Arts.
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27 February 2018
EDAW: Why I waited, and why you mustn’t
The following is a submission from a former sufferer of an eating disorder. They have asked to stay anonymous.
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25 February 2018
Making Gods-eye video tutorial
This is a tutorial on how to make Gods-eye.
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22 February 2018
House on a cliff model
This is a model of a house on a cliff.
I also made a video about it. https://youtu.be/4gQg1N1n-8w
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19 February 2018
Feminist February - Reading Challenge
Ellen Orange is spending February reading feminist fiction - find out why she started this challenge.
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16 February 2018
Why are we struggling to achieve the Feminist goal?
Feminism: The advocacy of women's rights on the ground of the equality of the sexes
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16 February 2018
Is YouTube a dying platform?
YouTube has been completely central to internet culture for years; but the platform has taken several monumental turns in recent months which could very well lead to its ultimate decline.
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11 February 2018
Should we stop sneaking around Dumbledore's sexuality?
Eleven years ago, J.K. Rowling sated the appetites of her young audience by announcing that, despite not writing him explicitly as such, Albus Dumbledore was gay.