Stop All the Clocks
Opinion piece: AQA axes History of Art A-level The abolition of the History of Art A-level will be met with the same indifference north...


Review: Contemporary African Art Fair 1:54
It's almost tempting to think that 1:54 was deliberately timetabled to coincide with the Frieze Art Fair. Sometimes Frieze can feel a little


Xavier Dolan, Lost in Translation?
Film review: Juste la Fin du Monde (It’s Only the End of the World) by Xavier Dolan  Today sees the UK premiere of Xavier Dolan’s eagerly aw


Brex-on, Brex-off - What the European Union Referendum means for women and people of colour
The leading voices on the EU referendum all come from the same elitist, sexist, Bullingdon club. Illustration: Author's own There are...


Frames of feminism; some thoughts on feminist cinema
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Imran Qureshi, Where the Shadows are so Deep at the Barbican’s Curve Gallery
The contemporary Pakistani artist Imran Qureshi describes his own work as a creative impulse to “paint the process of miniature...
'Russia and the Arts: The Age of Tolstoy and Tchaikovsky,' National Portrait Gallery, London
The ‘Vogue100’ show at the National Portrait Gallery is proudly boasted as its blockbuster, and it certainly is a dazzling draw. However,...


Pre-Raphaelites on Paper: Victorian Drawings from the Lanigan Collection - Leighton House Museum
Illustration by Author Leighton House Museum’s latest exhibition is a commemoration of a promised gift to the National Gallery of Canada,...
The National Gallery's 'Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art'
The latest installment in a line of ‘blockbuster exhibitions' sweeping Europe, the National Gallery's ‘Delacroix and the Rise of Modern...


Three of the Best Gardens
Illustration by Author We’ve all got a lot of stuff to do - heads to stuff with facts, sinuses to un-stuff. Or maybe you’re a newly...


