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Izzie Malinowski and Sophie Myles are back with a showcase at Piehouse Coop, Deptford. Centred around a theme of ‘Fatigue/Vitality’, the evening promises to be one of innovation and celebration, geared towards student creatives and the amplification of their voices.

Photo by Emily Henman Despite only being 22 years old and a full-time student, Hannah Bowker’s been making a name for herself for quite some time. She’s a photographer focused on fashion and portraiture, using strong attention to detail and artistic flair to create a striking body of work. It’s no wonder that this has caught the eye of several major modelling agencies across both London and her home town of Cape Town. Ahead of her last year at St. Andrews studying Neuroscien

Marti Perramon’s documenting of youth displays something rare. Not only does his storytelling demonstrate a level of introspection unique to somebody his age, but his upbeat anthems will undoubtedly leave you dancing.

For over three decades, Greg Brennan has been a quiet force behind some of the most iconic images in modern celebrity culture. From candid portraits of Kate Moss to more intimate moments with the Queen, Brennan’s lens has captured the fleeting, unguarded moments that define an era. Entirely self-taught and fiercely dedicated, he rose from a chance encounter in London to become one of the most respected photographers in the business – now represented by the prestigious Iconic

Cultural spaces in South London are fading away, only to be succeeded by construction that never seems to benefit local residents.

I’ve found myself forgetting the walk from the library to campus, unable to recall the faces of those around me on the Northern line.

I told myself I would become the girl who’s been there, and the girl who knows where you should go next. The Girl Who Lives In London.

Oliver Riba Fookes hates corporate green, uncovering his discomfort with the state of the UK in wake of the housing crisis.

Flight anxiety? It’s safer than riding in a car! Amazingly, this did not make me feel better about flying but made me scared of driving.

Staff Writer, Roxy-Moon interviews Tori West on the creation of BRICKS magazine, an independent arts and culture publication based in London