Time is Always Now: through the vision of African diaspora
By Yoyo Hou "Each of us is a cacophony of experience. Not just a seamless self." (1) -- Nathaniel Mary Quinn What does Black Art mean to...
Doctor Who? Design Genius
By Fran Osborne One of my earliest television memories — like many British children — is of a whirring blue box flashing erratically...
Reflections on Poetry, Painting, and Temporality through Rossetti’s Ekphrastic Sonnets
By Millie Grainger Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres. Ruggerio Delivering Angelica. 1819. Photo: National Gallery For Ruggerio Delivering...
Missed Connections - ‘Retreat’ by Pak Kyongni
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...
Retrieving the Girl of ‘58 - A Girl’s Story by Annie Ernaux
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...
Moon Phases: A Giant Leap for Art, or a Small Step Towards the Colonisation of Space?
By Millie Grainger Jeff Koons. Photograph of Moon Phases. https://jeffkoonsmoonphases.com/. ‘We’ve landed!’ Jeff Koons announced to X in...
W 4th St—Wash Sq
By Carys Maloney Into the clouds over Central Park Stretch skyscrapers, fantastic and utopian. Coffee over ice stains the brains Of dog...
Kenwood: A Visit From Beyond the Boardgame
By Freddie Bond Monopoly, a game we have all laughed, cried, and gotten bored of whilst playing. A game combining ruthless business...
Sargent and Fashion: Trend Alert!
By Mathilda Drukier Sargent and Fashion: Trend Alert! The much-awaited exhibition Sargent and Fashion has finally made its way to the...
Copyright: Artist’s rights and retroactive compensation
By Nicola Dawson In today’s artistic landscape, the concept of copyright has become increasingly complex. Copyright exists to provide...