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The Blueprint, Issue No. 3—AI and Technology

The third edition of the arts and writing publication ‘The Blueprint’.

Posted on February 26, 2021February 27, 2021 Author The Blueprint Comment(0)
Art Culture

What is the future for art spaces post-lockdown?

Marnie Shutter on the the experience of an in-person gallery, during the pandemic.

Posted on February 24, 2021February 24, 2021 Author Marnie Shutter Comment(0)
Culture Theatre

Sea Wall Review: An Elegant, Emotionally-Powerful Production

Culture editor Gaia Clark Nevola reviews the online production of Sea Wall.

Posted on February 23, 2021February 23, 2021 Author Gaia Clark Nevola Comment(0)
Culture Music

TYRON Review

Read Maciej Nowakowski’s review of the newest slowthai album, Tyron.

Posted on February 22, 2021February 22, 2021 Author Maciej Nowakowski Comment(0)
Culture Interviews Music

The Last Stand Album Review

Josh Russell interviews Still Corners and reviews their most recent album, The Last Stand.

Posted on February 20, 2021February 20, 2021 Author Josh Russell Comment(0)
Culture Film & TV

A perfect planet?

Ellen Pasternack’s take on the newest David Attenborough series, ‘A perfect planet.’

Posted on February 15, 2021February 16, 2021 Author Ellen Pasternack Comment(0)
Culture Film & TV

“If 1,000 years were to pass, what would be left of us?”: The Dig review

Ollie Nicholls reviews ‘The Dig’: a story of a remarkable discovery in the sleepy Suffolk countryside on the eve of World War Two.

Posted on February 13, 2021February 13, 2021 Author Ollie Nicholls Comments Off on “If 1,000 years were to pass, what would be left of us?”: The Dig review
Culture Film & TV

Booksmart: Olivia Wilde’s fresh, fast-paced feminism

In this review, Katie Kirkpatrick tells us why this fast-paced, witty, and relatable drama is a welcome addition to the streaming service.

Posted on February 9, 2021February 9, 2021 Author Katie Kirkpatrick Comments Off on Booksmart: Olivia Wilde’s fresh, fast-paced feminism
Culture Theatre

A Comedy of Errors: Shit-Faced Shakespeare

‘Two actors, not quite alike in dignity, In bonnie Edinburgh, where we lay our scene…’ Olivia Dunn remembers the heyday of collaborative theatre.

Posted on February 8, 2021February 8, 2021 Author Olivia Dunn Comments Off on A Comedy of Errors: Shit-Faced Shakespeare
Art Culture

Public Art: Appreciating Art in a Time of Closed Galleries

Let us draw our eager eyes towards art outside the walls of established institutions. Now is the time to appreciate the too-often overlooked spectacle of Public Art.

Posted on January 31, 2021January 31, 2021 Author Jack Chen Comments Off on Public Art: Appreciating Art in a Time of Closed Galleries

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“Recent years have seen Baloch separatists attac “Recent years have seen Baloch separatists attack the Chinese consulate in Karachi City (2018), the Pearl Continental Hotel in Gwadar (2019), which was known to house Chinese businessmen working on the project, and the Pakistan Stock Exchange building (2020), where they claim that China holds about 40% equity. 

It is attacks like these that have led to the latest controversy in the situation: Pakistan building a barbed wire fence around Gwadar. The provincial government plans to fence off 24 sq. km of the city with only two entry points, and more than 500 high-definition cameras. The fencing will include China’s deep seaport but will not cover the China-funded New Gwadar International Airport and 80 of the newly built housing projects.

Interestingly, the government claims that the fencing is in place to protect locals...”

Rohena Buckland writes about rising tensions between China and Pakistan for our Global Affairs team. 

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