Ella Gauci explores the politicised reaction to Vera Chytilova’s 1966 film ‘Daisies’, and it’s distinctive style that questions and attacks 20th century Soviet attitudes towards film and women.

Sophie Norton brings to light artist Duane Michals, and his innovative style of combining photographic images with text that found popularity in the 1960s.

Maya Bewley explores the art of Animal Crossing, and the creative freedoms behind it that explain its popularity, particularly during the confines of lockdown.

Inspired by similar exhibitions in America, Ethan Macleod is the lead curator of ‘What Were You Wearing?’ We spoke to Ethan about his thoughts behind the exhibition, and what he hopes visitors will take away from it.

Florence Chadwick takes a look at the emblem of the tiger in American advertising, and discusses the allure that has kept it in use for the past few centuries.