Sienna James Voice Team Bronze Silver Gold
Sienna is the Assistant Editor at Voice. She spent three years studying History of Art at Cambridge University and loves to explore the intersection between politics, history and visual culture. She also loves to hear how young people and artists are engaging in various innovative forms of socio-political resistance whether that's activism or art-making.
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Interview
17 November 2023Social cohesion is necessary for change, says artist and founder Ally Zlater
View InterviewAlly Zlater, founding of The Starving Artist, offers her opinion on The Young Vote
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Blog
3 November 2023Reflecting on craft: the importance of physicality and messages of hope
View BlogWhat does craft offer activists today?
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Interview
30 October 2023Artist Micaela Schoop uses ceramics to foster cross-cultural communication
View InterviewThrough highly detailed patterns, Schoop uses ceramics to communicate multicultural identities
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Interview
28 October 2023Poet Laureate Shaniqua Benjamin on writing poetry inspired by oral histories
View InterviewShaniqua Benjamin shares more about her contribution to the exhibition Croydon's Caribbean Influencers, now showing at the National Portrait Gallery
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Interview
23 October 2023Craft is a constructive approach to anger, says felt artist Maggie Scott
View InterviewScott communicates empowering messages through felt
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Interview
16 October 2023Ukrainian art therapist Annete Sagal on the therapeutic effect of political collage
View InterviewInspired by collage’s healing potential, Sagal founded the Kyiv Collage Collective and Kyiv Collage School
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Blog
14 October 2023A new, broad church: the 2023 Labour Party conference
View BlogA strategic shift reveals how the Labour Party will approach the next election
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Interview
9 October 2023Sokari Douglas Camp on steel sculptures, the welding process and slave legacies
View InterviewThrough sculpture, Sokari explores non-traditional materials and political messages
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Feature
6 October 2023A disunited front: the 2023 Conservative Party conference
View FeatureSunak’s policy announcements and conference rhetoric only further fractured the Conservative Party
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News
2 October 2023Young people fight for climate justice at the ECHR
View NewsAn exceptional case sees six young people take 32 governments to court
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Interview
2 October 2023Land artist Elham Angell explores the intersection between art and nature
View InterviewElham Angell engages with activist and environmental themes in her land art installations
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Blog
30 September 2023The climate U-turn and what it means for Sunak vs Starmer
View BlogWhat Sunak’s climate announcement means for Conservative and Labour leadership
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Interview
25 September 2023Artist and activist leader Barbara Keal on the need for creative collaboration amid the climate crisis
View InterviewBarbara Keal shares more about how a single garment has facilitated a pilgrimage movement
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Blog
22 September 2023Adapting Craft: The Case for Activism
View BlogCraft offers changemakers an alternative approach to progress
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Blog
3 May 2023Images of a nation
View BlogVisual art expresses the UK monarchy’s fluctuating popularity over the last century
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13 September 2021Close encounters of an artistic kind: one monolith and a quest for meaning
View BlogHow art, aliens and the Utah desert showcase the human propensity for hope
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Feature
22 December 2020Top 10 visual artworks of 2020
View FeatureTake a look at 2020 in review through the lens of visual art
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Headless Population: Review by Carmen Wiggan -
Shrewsbury Comic Con Review by William .So glad you got to take a ride in the car!
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Star Wars Day Review by William .So cool to hear about places like these that make people feel welcome! Thanks for sharing William. :)
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A Group Review of Leonard Goldman's Reflections of Brighton by Will HughesWhat a fab group review! It's a great insight into Leonard Goldman's mind and life, as well as perhaps what the city used to be. Thanks guys! :)
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Guys and Dolls at the Crucible theatre, Sheffield by Izzy FosterSo glad you were able to see such an impressive production. Do you think anything could have improved the performance at all?
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Bristol Street Art Tour by Oscar ChatfieldSounds like a fab tour! What surprised you about the graffiti art in particular?
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Comment posted on 23 May 2024
What an interesting style of animation - one to check out. :)