Taoist Sex Practices and Why the East Got It So Right
Before some great societal tragedies, namely capitalism, colonisation, and the patriarchy, ideas about sex were completely different. It...
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Faye Elder
- 6 hours ago
Review: Anthony Gormley, 'Body Politic' at the White Cube Bermondsey
★★★★★ 'Resting Place' by Anthony Gormley, 2023. Photo by Faye Elder On 22nd November, White Cube gallery, based in Bermondsey, opened its...
Ariunzaya Batkhuyag
- 1 day ago
‘Anselm’ Review: A Poetic Documentary Told By Its Subject
Is a documentary a true account of reality? Such a question has been at the forefront of documentarian or biographical storytelling....
Molly Ricketts
- 1 day ago
Review: Pope. L, 'Hospital' at the South London Gallery
★★★★☆ Photo by Molly Ricketts Pope L, the acclaimed American visual artist, celebrated for his provocative performance art, brings his...
The Strand Magazine
- 5 days ago
STRAND Magazine Arts and Culture Roundup 2023: Our Top Picks From This Year
Image courtesy of Ian Schneider via Unsplash (licensed under Unsplash License) It's the most wonderful time of the year, as I'm sure the...
Meri-Li Mercier
- 5 days ago
The Apogee of Mainstream and 'Popular Literature' in the New Prix Goncourt
Jean-Baptiste Andrea at the festival Livre sur le Quais (2019), by ActuaLitté (licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0) A red band on the cover is...
Georgia Gibson
- 5 days ago
In Conversation with Actress Shawna Hamic: "I Want to Bring Who I Am to this Iconic Character."
As part of our Performer’s Corner series, Orange is the New Black's Shawna Hamic talks starring as Ursula in the upcoming musical...
Anna Mowery
- 5 days ago
Collecting Our Cultural Heritage: The Chelsea Rare Book Fair
Collectors and curious bibliophiles attended the Chelsea Rare Book fair held at the Old Town Hall the first weekend of November. Nearly...
Leda Schenke Gonis
- Nov 29
London Jazz Festival: London Brews Some Tunes
Photo by dou_ble_you via flickr (Under License Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)) Miles Davis’ ‘Bitches Brew’ was...
Ellis Riverol
- Nov 29
Soundtracking Your Study Sessions: Album Recommendations
Photo available via rawpixel.com (Under License Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)) During exam and deadline season,...
Quince Pan
- Nov 28
Joseph Raz: Philosopher and Photographer
Joseph Raz (1939–2022) was an eminent legal, moral and political philosopher, best known for his seminal work on normativity and reasons...
Trisha Gupta
- Nov 28
Nothing Like the Sun #5 - On Food
Drawing by Talloula Liveras-Dionysiou Was it one cup? Or maybe a cup and a half? I don’t think I’ve ever truly known the measurements of...
Anna Stafford
- Nov 28
'The Bikeriders': Motorcycles, Americana, And A Love Triangle
In an engrossing slice of Midwestern Americana through the 1960s to 70s, The Bikeriders (2023) captures the glories and tragedies of a...
K A Thickett
- Nov 28
London Jazz Festival: Don’t Rain on Cecile McLorin Salvant’s Parade
Photo by Schorle via by Wikimedia Commons ( licensed under the Creative CommonsAttribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license) ‘Don’t...
Helen Berk
- Nov 27
London Jazz Festival: Aynur at Southbank – A Night of Rumination & Joy
Photo by the wub on Wikimedia (Under License Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)) Aynur’s Kurdish heritage has a nomadic...
Karan Nimsons
- Nov 27
The Way to The Heart Is Through the Stomach: The Cinematic Role of Food in Anime
Studio Ghibli's Food; image courtesy of Lanigan, Roisin. “Why Animated Studio Ghibli Food Looks so Delicious.”,...
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