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Yoshitomo Nara @ Hayward Gallery
Yoshitomo Nara, One Foot in the Groove , 2012. Courtesy Private collection. © Yoshitomo Nara, courtesy Yoshitomo Nara Foundation. Until...
OisÃn McGilloway
Aug 125 min read


'Superman' Shows What Happens When You Trust The Comics
In recent years, being a DC fan meant not getting my hopes up for the comics being adapted into films. So when James Gunn announced he would be directing a new Superman movie, I approached it with skepticism.
Joanne Baranga
Aug 85 min read


Escapism, Collaboration and Zombies: In Conversation with Demika Traicos
Ethereal and otherworldly, 23-year-old Demika’s body of work is already as established as it is enthralling.
Emily Henman
Aug 75 min read


It’s a Britpop Summer and Happy Neighbours Are Leading It
Photo by Lewis Frosty Born in the stillness of lockdown and sharpened in the buzz of London’s small venues, Happy Neighbours have carved...
Daria Slikker
Aug 73 min read


Seeing What London Artists Are Up To At The Artists' Fair 2025
Photo by Christa Holka On a rainy weekend in June, I trekked to central London to visit Somerset House Studios, who were hosting The...
OisÃn McGilloway
Aug 54 min read


In Conversation with Flora Li: Creative Director, Entrepreneur and Choreographer
Photo by Emily Henman At 27 years old, Flora Li is the founder and managing director of XY STUDIO in London, a primarily dance-orientated...
Emily Henman
Aug 56 min read


Do We Own the Games We Play? A Look into What Digital Game Ownership Means
Digital purchases are instant, often more affordable, and save time. But with that convenience comes a subtle trade-off: we are moving further away from true ownership.
Joanne Baranga
Aug 54 min read


The Triumph of Art, Celebrating 200 years of the National Gallery
Photo by Grace Mahoney In Trafalgar Square on the 26th of July, an enormous cohort of artists, musicians and dancers came together to...
Grace Mahoney
Aug 24 min read


Copyright Rock: Review of Jeremy Nedd’s ‘from rock to rock… aka how magnolia was taken for granite’ at the Southbank Centre
The 'Milly Rock', it seems, belongs to no one and to everyone. The copyright questions remain unresolved, and the performance circles back to the essential rocking question: who owns what?
Hannah Durkin
Jul 303 min read


Beyond Steps: Comparing McGregor and Balanchine’s Choreographic Worlds
The breadth of the role of choreographer on today's stage

Rose de t’Serclaes
Jul 293 min read
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