

Toyin Ojih Odutola: A Countervailing Theory. A World of Fantasy and Reimagined Power
by Jamie Kodera | 30 December 2020 Installation view, Toyin Ojih Odutola, A Countervailing Theory, Barbican, London, 10 Aug 2020 - 24 Jan...


Storytelling
by Madeline DeFilippis | 10 January 2021 I believe that the history of art is a form of storytelling. This is what initially intrigued...


Philip Roth and Self-Reflexivity
‘Self-Reflexivity’ – “A literary work that is marked by or makes reference to its own artificiality and process of artful composition” by...


Netflix's Bridgerton: The Significance of the Insignificance of Race
by Emma Pearce | 12 January 2021 Content warning: discussion of rape and racial violence Spending Christmas alone this year, Netflix’s...


A Solitary Journey through the Russian Arctic
Evgenia Arbugaeva: Hyperborea - Stories from the Russian Arctic at The Photographers’ Gallery Curated by Grace Gabriele-Tighe (9 October...


Violated Intimacy: An Interview with Silvia Semenzin, Italian Sociologist and Activist
by Agnese Oliveri | 26 January 2021 I sometimes find it incredible that, to this day, I still get into fights with people who believe...


A Colossus of Abstraction: Online Exhibition Review of Sophie Taeuber-Arp at Hauser & Wirth
by Jonathan Hart | 26 January 2021 A new online retrospective of Sophie Taeuber-Arp’s astonishingly accomplished and varied oeuvre at...


In Black and White: Race and Photography
‘We should be counted and certainly counted on to write our own history and validate our own existence’. - Zanele Muholi by Madeline...


Shantell Martin: NEW/NOW
by Madeline DeFilippis | 27 February 2021 The New Britain Museum of American Art in New Britain, Connecticut, seems like a strange place...


Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser
by Sarah MacKay | 23 November 2021 Exhibition shot of Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser © Victoria and Albert Museum, London A real-world...


