

Limbo by Maya Fletcher-Smith
Director Ben Sharrock has utilised the tragicomic genre to it’s best, most poignant effect. 08 August 2021 Still taken from Limbo,...


Madame d'Ora: Master of Her Art
by Lori Stranger | 29 November 2021 Dora Kallmus, better known as Madame d’Ora, was a prominent photographic portraitist in the 20th...


A Revolutionary Retrospective: Paula Rego
by Lori Stranger | 19 October 2021 The Tate Britain’s Paula Rego exhibition spans her 70-year career in a long overdue celebration of her...


Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance
by Matthew Biedermann | 15 February 2023 Figure 1: Donatello, David (Florence: Opera del Duomo, c. 1409). Descending downward into the...


Star Power: Mediating individuality and collaboration in ‘Ariana Grande: Excuse Me, I Love You’
by Sara Blad | 4 January 2021 Photo: Kevin Mazur. Credit: Getty Images for Ariana Grande. How should one film a musical performance? Art...


Their Rembrandts: Notes on art, history, and appreciation driven by the heart.
by Sara Blad | 30 January 2021 Rembrandt’s Old Woman Reading in Drumlanrig Castle. Photo: Dogwoof. From the title of Oeke Hoogendijk’s...


Death Lies Beneath Discovery: A Review of The Dig (2021)
Directed by Simon Stone, Screenplay by Moira Buffini and based on the story by John Preston by Ashleigh Chow | 17 February 2021 It’s a...


Billie: In Search of Billie Holiday
by Esme Garlake | 02 April 2021 Image taken from: 'Billie: In Search of Billie Holiday' on BBC Any fan of Billie Holiday will tell you...


Social Media Through the Eyes of an Artist
by Esme Kroese | 30 May 2022 Staff writer Esme Kroese interviews two young, aspiring artists at the start of their careers on how social...


Maestro Jacomo: is he the Doria Pamphilj family's Banksy?
by Esme Kroese | 09 May 2022 Who is Maestro Jacomo? Who is this artist who has mastered the depiction of candlelight in a way that many...


