By Michelle Hui Rene Magritte, The Lovers II, 1928. Oil on Canvas, 54 x 73.4 cm. Photograph taken from https://www.moma.org/collection/wo...

By Mariam Pari “The memory of what I have written is already fading. I do not know what this piece of writing is. Even the thing I was...

By Millie Grainger Jeff Koons. Photograph of Moon Phases. https://jeffkoonsmoonphases.com/. ‘We’ve landed!’ Jeff Koons announced to X in...

By Carys Maloney Into the clouds over Central Park Stretch skyscrapers, fantastic and utopian. Coffee over ice stains the brains Of dog...

By Freddie Bond Monopoly, a game we have all laughed, cried, and gotten bored of whilst playing. A game combining ruthless business...

By Mathilda Drukier Sargent and Fashion: Trend Alert! The much-awaited exhibition Sargent and Fashion has finally made its way to the...

By Nicola Dawson In today’s artistic landscape, the concept of copyright has become increasingly complex. Copyright exists to provide...

By Sofia Genco-Billington Inspector Sands is always there. He is sat behind you now, hidden from your view but for a sickly glow that...

By Alexis Nanavaty and ‘The Guides’ During the Victorian Era, technology was advancing, and people turned towards the occult and...

By Mariam Pari Edvard Munch (1863–1944), Death and Life (Death and the Maiden) (1893-94), oil on canvas, 128 x 86 cm, Munchmuseet, Oslo....