Writer Asmita Kadel explores the themes within Troye Sivan's recent music videos, examining how a visual medium combined with song can convey meaning to an audience.

Editor in Chief, Lara Walsh, reviews Death Cab For Cutie's headline show at the Troxy in East London, examining how the band balanced between the new and old material.

Play GC advertises Dolly as follows: “Stand-up comic Dolly has never thought much about the criminal justice system. She's busy writing jokes and clearing plates. But then one night she is attacked and places her trust in the system to catch the man who did it. But it's a tough crowd and no one listens. Seems the system doesn’t think much about her either.”

How did the stylistic choices in the portrayal of the female nude in Édouard Manet's Olympia serve as a commentary on gender and class in 19th-century France? By Presha Mehta The Female Nude in Art History The female nude has been an everlasting source of inspiration for artists worldwide, serving as an enduring symbol of beauty, reverence and, in some cases, a woman’s submissive role in society. The Renaissance saw the rediscovery of Greek and Roman culture, making nude figu

Burlington House prepares to close its six historic galleries after a year of curatorial dissonance. By Alexis Lim The Reynolds Room | Photo by Alexis Lim I stood beneath a chandelier in a Georgian ballroom while neo-expressionist canvases blazed in my periphery. It was like gasping through a pinhole, trying to make sense of the contrast in the space, as though overhearing a tense conversation between architects and painters separated by centuries. The definition of a “galler