Never the same love twice
Hal Coase’s off-West End play Callisto is a must-see
Lubaina Himid crowned winner of the Turner Prize
The Tanzanian-born artist who amplifies the stories of people of the African diaspora is the oldest-ever winner of the prestigious award celebrating contemporary British art.
Clash of Cultures: Phoenix Editors special
In our regular series, we ask the new Phoenix Editors how they manage to balance arts and science at Imperial.
2017 in review: the Arts editors take you through the best exhibitions and shows in London this year
Arts editors Adam Gellatly, Jingjie Cheng, and Indira Mallik give their highlights of the year
One nation, under a meme: how 2017 was the year that memes brought us together
While last year Pepe the Frog was propelling orange demagogues into the White House, this year we’ve seen memes act as a form of resistance against Trump, explore their own meanings, and bring us together in real life to celebrate Big Shaq.
The Felix guide to life drawing classes in London
Arts editor Jingjie Cheng susses out the numerous life drawing classes that the city has to offer.
Politics and the value of rhetoric in early Rome
An attempt to hold a mirror to the current world of politics in Coiolanus falls flat, but the characters shine through.
Clash of Cultures: Can the arts thrive in the science dominated campus of Imperial?
Arts Editor Adam Gellatly talks with Felix’s very own Editor in Chief Fred Fyles to chat about arts at Imperial and his current and previous roles at the paper.
Home Is the Place…
Yas! – Kweens take the stage as part of TEDxUCL Women 2017.
An indescribable pause: The Impressionists’ love letter to London
Tate Britain assembles Pissaro, Monet, and Whistler for an ode to the capital.
Cezanne Portraits at the National Portrait Gallery
Does the collection provide insight into a pioneering genius, or an overrated leftover of Impressionism?
All the Little Lights: A Story That Needs Telling
Jane Upton's much-needed drama about sexual exploitation