Culture editor Ilina Jha discusses and explores the ideas and inspirations that have formed Dean Kelland's latest exhibition: Imposter Syndrome, praising the project's ability to humanise those involved.

Culture Editor Ilina Jha reviews Mali Morris' latest exhibition: Calling, considering it to be a fantastic new development in the artist's career.

Culture Editor Charlotte George reviews the art exhibition Passionate Pilgrim and finds the production to be a poignant live performance which helps the audience reflect upon their own life experiences and emotions

Culture Writer Abbie Fitton reviews Foka Wolf's art exhibition, Why Are We Stuck in Hospital?, and finds the heart-breaking and disturbing stories to be at the heart of the exhibition, giving each person a voice

Culture Writer Abbie Fitton interviews Artist Foka Wolf to learn about the inspirational story behind his exhibition, Why Are We Stuck In Hospital, which represents people with severe autism and/or learning difficulties who are stuck in social care.

Culture writer Frankie Rhodes reviews her joyous experience of alternative music and spell-binding acrobatics at Moseley Folk & Arts Festival 2022

Culture writer Frankie Rhodes previews Moseley Folk and Arts Festival and finds it to be an exciting weekend with a sensational line-up

Culture Writer Charis Gambon interviews Rene G. Cepeda, Media Art Curator at New Media Caucus, and finds the online museum space to be a challenging but exciting prospect

Culture Editor Daisy Griffin attends the Fitzwilliam Museum’s most recent show, praising its thoughtful and intriguing curatorial techniques

Culture Editor Daisy Griffin reviews the critically acclaimed exhibition, Raphael, which celebrates the artist's prolific career despite only spaning two decades

Culture Writer Beatrice Lancet explores the role of art in the face of the Russia Ukraine conflict, arguing that whilst it can serve as escapism art can also encourage empathy through storytelling

Culture Writer Ella Burns praises Grayson's Art Club exhibition at Bristol Museum & Gallery as 'a poignant artistic record of COVID-19 and its effects' and a reminder of the power of art to bring people together