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Arts

Erik Thor Sandberg

Nude girls strapping rabbits to their feet, berating deformed slaves and spraypainting chicks - Erik Thor Sandberg is an American artist with a decidedly surreal take on traditional Rennaissance themes…
Style

Slutwalk London

On 24th January 2011, a Toronto cop gave shocking insight into the force’s view of sexual assault by stating: “women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be…
Style

Julia DeVille Dressing the Dead

For some designers, notably Alexander McQueen, the skull emblem is not something to be feared. This season, skulls, bones and other memento mori elements have crept into various catwalks, possibly…
Film

Black Swan

Even if you don’t realise it, you probably know the iconic line of music that epitomises Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake. In Black Swan, a film intriguingly based on and around the…
Style

Die Mortal: Kigurumi In the UK

If you’ve been out and about in London recently, you may well have noticed a niche but growing trend for dressing up as animals. A dinosaur charity fundraiser here, a…
Tech

Putting kinetic tech through its paces

Kinetic energy is all the rage right now - with Microsoft's Kinect and Playstation's PS Wii (sorry, 3) Motion, the big players are keen to prove that gaming no longer…
Arts

Modern British Sculpture

In the first exhibition of its kind in over 30 years, Modern British Sculpture at the Royal Academy of Art will present significant works of the twentieth century, exploring them…
Radar

Peace of Art

With the protests about student fees and a general refrain of 'cuts' in the media, it’s easy to forget that the UK is heavily involved in two major conflicts worldwide.…
Style

Spork: The Next Generation

Cutlery, in one form or another, has been around since about the time humans got serious about their survival and decided to put a barrier between their face and their…
Arts

Visceral Beauty

When Don't Panic came across the artist Jessica Harrison, we found ourselves intrigued. Ceramic ladies in traditional poses demurely reveal their insides. Some dance,happilyholding their eyeballs aloft. Others clasp baskets,…