

Impressionists in London
Claude Monet, Leicester Square, 1901. Oil paint on canvas, 805 x 648 mm. Fondation Jean et Suzanne Planque (in deposit at Musée Granet,...


Rachel Whiteread at Tate Britain: Space Made Visible
Everything about the Rachel Whiteread exhibition at Tate Britain forces us to continually shift the way we look, even when we might be...


Reflections: Van Eyck and the Pre-Raphaelites
We all have a pretty good idea of what the Arnolfini Portrait looks like, and perhaps its currency within the popular imagination is...


Skate at Somerset House
You may have noticed: there is an ice rink in our backyard. Skate at Somerset House with Fortnum & Mason is back with a bang … as we...


Current Affairs 13.11
Ice skating at Somerset House Somerset house has opened up London’s most beautiful ice rink. Skate day or night with family and friends,...


US Withdrawal from UNESCO and Implications for the Art/Cultural World
After years of staggering relations, the United States formally announced its break from UNESCO earlier in October. The decision is...


Current Affairs 23.10
Soutine’s Portraits: Cooks, Waiters & Bellboys Until 21st January 2018, the Courtauld Gallery, revered for its post-impressionist...


Arts and Sciences: Bridging the Gap
Illustration by Matthew Page. Are you left-brained or right-brained? Are you more analytical and logical in your thinking, or more...


La Bohème review
Illustration by Anna Seibæk Torp-Pedersen. Upon taking someone to the opera for the first time, I might well choose Puccini’s La Bohème....


Current Affairs: 10.10
Basquiat: Boom for Real The Barbican Art Gallery’s Basquiat exhibition, Boom for Real, showcases a number of the great works by the late...


