Discussing Vintage: An Interview with Quirkshop UK

Do you find yourself pulled into the Durham market’s vintage shop when out and about from lectures? As do I, so in this article I’m joined by Becky Ashby, the owner of Durham’s own Quirkshop UK, to discuss all things vintage.

Kenya Parry Josiah, the beauty of giving market stall art vibes over gallery art any day of the week.

  Kenya Parry Josiah, is a 29-year-old artist living in London. Kenya’s work is inspired by folk art, her Caribbean heritage, love of colour and life. I first encountered Kenya’s art like many things I consume these days though Instagram. The difference was, I was instantly captivated by her quirky style and spent ages scrolling […]

‘Vital part of the ecosystem of the North East’: Ruth Mary Johnson, Charlotte Small, and Rebecca Glendenning-Laycock on Alphabetti Theatre, and authentically accessible theatre creation

“Labour students are alienated by Starmer’s leadership”: DULC Chair Catherine Howells on distrust within the Labour Party

“Labour students are alienated by Starmer’s leadership”: DULC Chair Catherine Howells on distrust within the Labour Party

“We want to help writers showcase their work”: Ariba Saeed on building a social enterprise while at university

“We want to help writers showcase their work”: Ariba Saeed on building a social enterprise while at university

“I want people to appreciate the diversity that we have in Durham”– an interview with International Students’ Association President Elena Meier, part two

“I want people to appreciate the diversity that we have in Durham”– an interview with International Students’ Association President Elena Meier

“Durham is not always a safe place for LGBT+ students” – an interview with Durham LGBT+ Association President Freddy Sperring, part two