A record of my findings when I visited Tate Modern and the National Art Gallery. I wanted to retain the scrapbook-esque atmosphere, therefore I took photos of the pages of my portfolio instead of writing an article. Apologies for the messy handwriting!

This was one emotional film. I mean, super emotional. I didn't cry or anything, but some parts were extremely difficult to watch. In fact, I didn't even understand the film fully until I watched it a second time.

Merging 18th Century poetry with modern hip hop, this performance from rapper and human beatbox Testament is exactly how to integrate different art forms.

Opus 7 was fantastic. It was beautifully composed both musically and theatrically. At only running at an hour, time flew by and I was engrossed into the physical and musical language of the piece.

OCM celebrates talented arts award achievers

Physical comedy, demonstrating how you can laugh hard with no words uttered. A great expression of emotion and the versatility of custard.

The Al Thani Bejewelled Treasures collection contains pieces from the early 17th century to the present day. It features jewellery made in/inspired by India.

When I heard that Creed was going to be released, it was a huge fanboy moment for me. I absolutely loved the Rocky series. However, whilst I was excited, a part of me was worried; sequel's don't always deliver.

Salisbury, unlike other cities on a dark Tuesday night, seems quaint and uneventful. As I sat in the quiet and unassuming converted church turned Salisbury Arts Centre, I was unprepared for the power, intensity and energy of Tavaziva Dance.

My visit to the V&A museum and what I learnt in terms of jewellery making.

This is Tarantino's 8th film and to be honest, he's improving through the years.

Last year, I reported on how I felt 2014 marked the establishment of the New Wave of Christmas adverts with more adverts than ever with short form narratives and touching productions rather than flashing price tags and undulating images of products.