Tanzania’s aspirational art inspires
The TEKUA Education Centre gathers funding by selling the art of its students
Modern British Sculpture
The questions it poses are broader beyond even the breadth of the works it displays
Gallery art should be special
Modern art frankly isn’t, argues Charles Betts
A View From The Bridge
Preview of DramSoc's provocative play
If you read nothing else this week...
Kelly Osborne recommends Life of Pi, an award-winning adventure story by Yann Martel, which explores spirituality alone on a boat with a tiger
Do you believe in Science?
The Heretic, a stone’s throw from Imperial, asks about evidence and whether climate change is our new religion
International Night
And the winner is... Cypriot Society!
Taking your pick of Picocon
This weekend is Imperial’s 28th annual Sci-fi convention Picocon. Sci-fi fan Maciej Matuszewski gives a flavour of the talents of three of the authors attending.
Imperial College's Vagina Monologues
Review of Imperial College's Drama Society adaptation
High art awaits at the Wellcome Trust
Rocío Molia Atienza reviews the onging High Art exhibition at Wellcome Gallery
100 Years Of Solitude
Majid Al-Khalil recounts a book which is called the most influential Latin American text of all time
If laughter be the food of love, hear here
He had the audience positively howling at times