Written by Lorena Orlacchio   Henry Fuseli, The Nightmare , 1781. Oil on Canvas, 101.7 × 127.1 × 2.1 cm. Detroit Institute of Arts,...

Written by Cressie Edmondson In 1970, following the wave of feminist activity, an increase in recognition of the women’s liberation...

Written by Amos Jevons The Sisters Wearing Dramatically Opposing Gowns In the months leading up to Christmas, I had two...

The first time I came across Helene Schjerfbeck was in Ateneum, the Finnish National Gallery located in Helsinki. A poster of her most famou

Written by George Batzanopoulos   As changes take place quietly behind the scenes, each new beginning reminds us of the need to reassess...

Written by Avigayil Ashton Suzanne Collins, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, 2020   Is humanity, at its core, good or evil? Once...

Written by Julia Hargitai   The currently ongoing exhibition at The Photographer’s Gallery explores the career of Letizia Battaglia...

Written by Amy Lee   Act 1. From First Date to First Trip: ‘ ...flung out of space. ’   The restaurant booth is interesting in that it...

In my previous column, I explored the introduction of musical films into the Czech cultural canon. Originating with the invention of the ‘TV

Written by Nina Follows   An alluringly titled, forty-year-old volume lent to me by a charming stranger at a party, I found myself rather...