Ways of Seeing: Where We Go From Here

I finished my University degree at the beginning of May. After two hours, the invigilators said that’s your time up. … More

Ways of Seeing: Tracing it Back to Home

I have just left the Street Level Photoworks Gallery at Trongate 103 where I have been lucky enough to catch … More

Ways of Seeing: What’s Beyond ‘Domestic Bliss’?

For the past few years, on International Women’s Day, I’ve always tried to do something that I think honours great … More

Film Review: Shirkers

Shirkers delves into the past of director Sandi Tan, where she recalls the production of a film with the same … More

Ways of Seeing: How M.I.A Dismantles the Establishment

At the end of last year, I was lucky enough to catch the last screening of Matangi/ Maya/ M.I.A at … More

Ways of Seeing: Women’s Bodies on Display

In my second year at university I opted to take a History of Art course to make up those extra … More

Ways of Seeing: Growing Up with ‘All This Panic’

It was the year David Bowie died, the year of Donald Trump’s election, the year of an extremely divisive referendum … More

Ways of Seeing: Climate Change and ‘A Plastic Ocean’

Around this time last year, I was lucky enough to get to travel to the Great Barrier Reef and submerge … More

Ways of Seeing: Ai Weiwei’s ‘Human Flow’ and the Crisis of Humanity

While on student exchange at the University of Sydney, I started working at the University call centre as a student … More

Close to Home

In the cold of a makeshift life, heaved across the frowning lines of the world, there lies a woman. It … More