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Gabriel Humphreys

Gabriel Humphreys

Verified

Cambridge

Biography

Arts, fashion and film writer. Photographer & creative. Currently Associate Editor & Interviews Writer at Varsity.

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Film, Mental Health. Food, Beauty Sex & Relationships, Television Gender, SexualityFashion, Art

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Content

Total articles 32

  • Unpacking anthropocentrism in medicine and beyond: Kill or Cure

    By Gabriel Humphreys| Varsity Verified As the title suggests, the Kill or Cure exhibition explores the potential of elements of the natural world – plants, animals, and substances – to do us harm, or to bring us healing. The collection of works spreads across a number of rooms in Wolfson College and promises a “treasure trove of ideas and visual responses”. It doesn’t disappoint: despite the relatively limited exhibition space, diverse interpretations of the underlying theme abound.

    By Gabriel Humphreys · Varsity

    Jul. 20, 2022

  • Film & TV x Lifestyle: Film’s love affair with food

    By Gabriel Humphreys| Varsity Verified Scooters swarm across a busy intersection. A crossfade into a single-story house, then a cut to a large cauldron containing three large fish. Suddenly this tranquil scene is rudely punctuated as two hands plunge into frame and into the pool of water, grabbing the fish nearest the surface, then quickly dispatching and gutting it in a single sinuous motion. Moments later the fish has been filleted, dredged in flour and is being basted in oil and fried.

    By Gabriel Humphreys · Varsity

    May. 21, 2022

  • We shouldn’t expect Eurovision to be apolitical

    By Gabriel Humphreys| Varsity Verified Just like any other form of art, we can’t demand that music put aside everything ‘political’, argues Gabriel Humphreys Content Note: This article contains discussion of the Armenian Genocide and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. As a footnote to the political turmoil and human tragedy initiated by Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on 24th February, two days later Russia was excluded from the Eurovision Song Contest 2022.

    By Gabriel Humphreys · Varsity

    May. 14, 2022

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Cambridge, United Kingdom