2016 Otago wildlife photography exhibition
Posted 12:38pm Sunday 21st August 2016 by Olivia Lynch
This exhibition showcases the talented work of the winners of the Otago Wildlife Photography competition and a selection of other incredible amateur Otago photographers. Divided into two age categories, 14-and-under and 15-and-over, this showcase gives insight into the phenomenal skills of Otago Read more...
Pale Fire
Posted 12:10pm Sunday 21st August 2016 by Monique Hodgkinson
The epic poem “Pale Fire” has been put into a book following the murder of its author, American poet John Shade. Accompanying the poem is a preface, extensive notes and commentaries by Shade’s editor, Charles Kinbote. At least, when you first approach Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov, Read more...
The Wisdom of Psychopaths
Posted 12:14pm Sunday 21st August 2016 by Lucy Hunter
Psychopaths look, smell, and sound like regular people, but they don’t care about you any more than they care about the steak they ate for lunch. The good news is, not all psychopaths are serial killers. The bad news is, you’ve probably bumped into a psychopath today. Approximately one Read more...
Edinburgh Realty Premier Art Awards
Posted 5:15pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Carolijn Guytonbeck
Art awards can be such a fascinating mélange of art, giving a wide insight into the range of currently produced artwork. They can also be fun as there are times when you have those 'go figure' moments in seeing the winners. There usually is the option to have your democratic say and Read more...
Unlimited — Bassnectar
Posted 5:52pm Monday 15th August 2016 by William Sharp
Review: A+ All students who are searching for a new artist or genre to explore will discover quite the colourful gem in Bassnectar’s recently released album. Lorin Ashton, known famously by his stage name ‘Bassnectar,’ released fifteen tracks ranging from the deep melodic to the Read more...
Felix Harris & Mate Pavic
Posted 5:24pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Lucy Hunter
Works by Felix Harris and Mate Pavic is an experience in the darker parts of humanity. The two artists were paired by gallery owner Inge Doesburg, who saw Harris’ work and contacted Pavic in The Netherlands. Pavic’s works look as though they have been done in a frenzy, with black ink Read more...
Bela Lugosi’s Dead —Bauhaus
Posted 5:55pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Lucy Hunter
I don’t know anything about this band but this was the only song I listened to for about six months. The song is nine minutes and 37 seconds long, with a two minute introduction of tapping drums and bass, with a weird scratchy noise in the background. The bass is out of tune and there is the Read more...
Why do we need…Anonymous?
Posted 5:28pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Anthony Marris
Anonymous is a collective of computer enthusiasts who have a far-reaching presence in both the real world and the online one. Seen on Youtube clips wearing the mask from V for Vendetta, as well as having electronically distorted voices, they are often called a “hacktivist” group (from Read more...
Her Story
Posted 5:58pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Campbell Calverley
Rating: A It’s almost traditional that Full Motion Video (FMV) adventure games are utter shit. Their cutscenes were very poorly implemented, they contained no writing or acting of any merit, and they were unpleasant to play in every aspect. Fortunately, modern game developers only use an Read more...
Stranger Things
Posted 5:32pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Anonymous Bird
Rating: A+ Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) has gone missing, his mother Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder) is certain he is still alive and is determined to find him. Will’s brother Jonathan Byers (Charlie Heaton) is devastated—watching his mother seemingly lose her mind in her desperation to Read more...
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