The oral tradition of storytelling is one of the most ancient forms of art in contemporary society. Ben Stupples Both fable and myth are ingrained deeply into our cultures and they have become a crucial element of characterising our respective national identities. Without the chivalric folklore surrounding King […]
Our People
Daniella Nieto: “Working in the United Kingdom is not so easy”
At 24, having finished her law studies in Spain, this Venezuelan woman recently arrived in London. Despite her good command of English, she doesn’t think this is the best time to look for work here. Javier Duque Daniella Nieto, 24, arrived here in London 2 months ago from […]
Daniel Mejias: ‘I haven’t studied to be a waiter’
Daniel is Spanish from Cadiz who arrived in London last October. Although he has a job in a restaurant, he doesn’t feel at all satisfied in ‘such a big’ city and he is thinking about moving back to Spain in the future. Javier Duque Ha didn’t leave Spain […]
Sofía Buchuck: the musician with her own rhythm
She is one of the most recognised musicians of the Latin American community in the UK, where she has gained prominence thanks to her talent, discipline, her musical works and her involvement in various community projects that are not always arts related. The Prisma’s Memoirs. January 2012 Juan Galbete […]
Colombiage… For the love of art, Colombia and our people
The director of this festival, Landa Acevedo-Scott, opens the doors to her personal and professional life for The Prisma and its readers, as she tells us about her experience as an immigrant and gives us the latest on the next festival events. Ivan Gunchev Here I am with […]
















