Oxford Literary Festival returns as it launches 2024 programme
The Oxford Literary Festival is returning this year with events aimed at attracting younger festival goers and addressing the global issue of food insecurity....
Blood money: A cry against London’s ‘festival of violence’
These realities are of course hidden by DSEI, who present a highly refined image of respectability – showing off and promoting their killing machines in pretty packages and their exhibitors clothed in Savile Row suits and loathsome smiles. This is taken to extremes in the form of the 2019 DSEI highlights video, which rolls slickly on like some sick, grotesque Hollywood movie or video game trailer, eroticising and glorifying the violent implements of war and torture, and entirely camouflaging their lethal reality.
Culture and pandemic: can art change the world?
Crisis revives culture
International Women’s Festival begins in Oxford
The 31st International Women’s Festival in Oxford began this term and will involve two weeks of events on the theme of “threads of Liberation.”...
Oxford Women’s Festival to celebrate achievement and solidarity
The 2020 Oxford International
Women’s Festival is set to take place
from Saturday 29th of February until
Sunday 14th of March, 50 years after
the inaugural Women’s Liberation
Conference...
Festival Review: We Out Here
Jazz, soul, hip hop, afro, electronica, and house - a look at the festival made for everyone
College JCRs back all-female festival
Somerville and Wadham JCRs have each supported £250 worth of funding for The Sisterhood Festival, a charity music event organised exclusively by and for those whose
identify as women
Houghton Festival 2017 Review
The brand new Houghton Festival impresses, delights and transcends the music it focuses on all together.
Glastonbury and the Corbyn effect
Julia Alsop argues that Jeremy Corbyn is using the political nature of music to bolster his image as the ‘cool’ politician
OxView: Best of Cannes
Kenji Newton runs through his top picks of the 2017 festival
Review: Common People Oxford
Oxford’s May Bank Holiday festival offering is sun-drenched and musically eclectic
Competition: Win tickets to Common People 2016
Win tickets to Common People Festival, Oxford (28th - 29th May) via Twitter