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David George Haskell – Who is he and why should you read his books?
Gabriela Jozefowicz
Feb. 23
A review of Motionhouse’s Hidden at the Warwick Arts Centre
Izabella Goodall
Feb. 22
An insight into the University of Warwick’s Arts and Creative Industries Fair
Hasan Islam
Feb. 21
Warwick museum unveils “Unity Dress” handmade by refugees
Amro Maraqa
Feb. 21
Macbeth and Wicked: an unlikely combination questioning female villainy
Emma Willock
Feb. 20
Reading between the seams: Into the (Bolly)Woods, an analysis of Bollywood heroines through the decades
Aanya Sisodia
Feb. 16
The Legend of Batik
Zahra Jazmina
Feb. 15
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- 3Lord of the Flies reigns supreme in the Warwick Arts Centre studio
- 4Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 makes its UK debut at the Donmar Warehouse
- 5“A step on from anything you have seen”: Motionhouse’s Daniel Massarella on Hidden ahead of its Warwick Arts Centre premiere
- 6“A love letter to life”: Emily White’s Broken Butterfly takes flight to the Warwick Arts Centre
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- 8The evolution of Warwick Art Society: an interview with the President
- 9A celebration of art in all its form: How the revival of the Warwick Student Arts Festival brought a summer of joy to campus
- 10The value of creativity at Warwick, according to Sequoia Zine