This article was previously published in Issue 20, ISLANDS (March 2019). A native-born islander’s relationship with their home can be...

This article was previously published in Issue 19, ABSENCE (December 2018). Still from The Gleaners and I, 2000, dir. Agnès Varda (Image:...

In ‘The Loop or the Vortex’, Kader Attia reminds us of a limitation Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace were confronted with as they...

I am usually the first to avoid horror films, but the trailer for Netflix’s Velvet Buzzsaw intrigued me. A horror film concerning the art...

As I am currently on the Constructing Empires Constellation Course, I was particularly excited to see two historical movies, Mary Queen...

Goodbye Somerset House, hello Vernon Square! As our former home becomes a distant memory I thought I’d reflect on how this Neoclassical...

If you’re looking for a positive spin on art history in the media, you’ve come to the right place. My name is Anna Thompson, an...

Widows grabs you. It puts you deep into the tight streets of Chicago and paints an image of struggle and poverty sandwiched against...

To my sister Céleste, Last time I watched ‘Princess Mononoke’ on a big screen, I was seven. It was in the independent arts cinema called...

Image: author's own. ‘Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World’, 2016 dir: Werner Herzog The Internet, Documentary Science Fiction,...