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What to do in isolation?

All of us are aware that we are going through a challenging time in our history. There is a lot of fear around us, people have lost loved one’s and their livelihoods. Yet in times of chaos, often many good things can come out the other side. For example, after the First World War, women got a foothold into the workforce and gained the right to vote. Sometimes things need to change for the better. I’d be much happier if war never broke out and COVID-19 didn’t exist, but having battled the virus myself, it’s very important to put our own health and mental well being at the forefront and take care of anyone we can around us, in whatever way we can. As for good changes, some people are appr

Should I do an MA?

Very much like art itself, I would say the reasons for choosing to read a Master of Art’s Degree is subjective, and the decision should be deeply personal. That’s why this article may not give you answers, but ask you some important questions that I hope will guide your decision. I think it is impossible to even compare reading an MA to an MSc or MBus, because unlike these clearer career pathways, quantifying the value of an MA is hard, in both a financial and artist measurements. If you’ve chosen a career in the arts, you already know this, and probably don’t see a financial gain, or even if you do, that’s not what motivates you in choosing whether to do an MA or not. And this is where it g