Horoscope predictions—February 2024
By Alexis Nanavaty and ‘The Guides’ Emma Kunz, born in 1892, was a Swiss healer, researcher, and artist. The fascinating large-scale...
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By Sofia Genco-Billington Edward Hopper, Night Windows, 1928, Oil on canvas, 29 x 34" (73.7 x 86.4 cm), 1928, Museum of Modern Art,...
Hermès International v Mason Rothschild. What does this landmark NFT case mean for artists?
By Nicola Dawson In 2021, claims were brought against independent artist Mason Rothschild, known as MR, by Hermès, after the former...
The Abyss of Revelation: Jordan Peele’s Vision of the End of the World
By Eve Reid Immediately after the tribulation of those days the sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its light, and the stars...
Discover Liotard and the Lavergne Family Breakfast
By Yoyo Hou This exhibition ‘Discover Liotard and the Lavergne Family Breakfast’ spotlights ‘the most lavish game of...
Collecting Beautiful Moments: A Reflection of The Small Pleasures of Life by Philippe Delerm
By Mariam Pari Vanessa Bell, A Conversation, 1913-1916. Oil on canvas, 86.6 x 81cm, The Courtauld Gallery. Digital photograph accessed...
Palissy and the Pre-Raphaelites: the classical artists that leave their mark on Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn
By Katie Gillespie Warning: Spoilers ahead! Love it or hate it, Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn (2023) has been the topic on everyone’s lips...
Feline Fancy - Cats in Japanese Literature
By Michelle Hui Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Cats Suggested as The Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō, 1850. Woodblock print, 37.4 x 77.8 cm....
Tanks and Tutus: a glimpse into the strange affinity between pirouettes and politics
By Fran Osborne Moscow 1991 — as residents awoke on the 19th of August 1991, they’d have been forgiven for thinking it was a perfectly...
Poor Things and the Monstrosity of Womanhood
By Eve Reid Poor Things (2023) sets out on an ambitious cinematic expedition, attempting to unfurl a fantastical narrative around...