To celebrate the release of their newest issue, UoB arts publication Helicon throw an arty party in Stokes Croft. With poetry, interactive and hanging art, live music, and DJs, the launch party impressed just as much as their new issue. Hudi Charin reviews....

Last week, *Game of Thrones* star Maisie Williams came to home-town Bristol to speak to students about an acting career. With it, she discussed her new app, Daisie, which aims to connect creatives and encourage collaboration. Is it a good idea? Yasmin Inkersole discusses....

The sketches and studies of Renaissance master form an interesting, though underwhelming, exhibition. Miranda Smith gives context and reviews....

Does environmental art get the green light? Miranda Smith reviews contemporary art exhibition centred around the word 'green' at the Centrespace gallery....

Epigram Speaks to Elliot Brett, third year student and self-decribed "producer" of Lynks Afrikka - an uncategorizable creature of queer performance art....

Cameron Henderson reviews Bristol Dramsoc's latest offering...

Joseph Draper sits down with up-and-coming student comedian Alex Kitson to chat about the balance between studying and comedy, sleep deprivation and telling jokes to a room full of newborn children....

Spoken word poetry and creative writing society travels to Brimingham to compete in the national Unislam performance poetry competition....