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Hazards to Heritage are Hazards to Human Morale
Photo of a ceiling in Hasht Behesht, Isfahan, Iran by Diego Delso (via WikiCommons) When a certain Twitter-savvy president took to the...
Issabella Orlando
Jan 14, 20203 min read


New Year, Same Imposter
Image via Wikimedia Commons. As our lives begin to plough into 2020, we begin to ponder how we would like this year to unfold......
Florence Wilkinson, edited by Issabella Orlando
Jan 14, 20202 min read


Solitude is Not a Sin
Edward Hopper, Automat (1927) I sit in the upper corner of the lecture theatre, the exact same place every time. Left edge, close to the...
Alex Blank, edited by Issabella Orlando
Dec 11, 20193 min read


The Rise Of Unvaried Diversity: Representation Matters, But Only If You’re ________?
The representation of minorities in mainstream media, or rather lack thereof, has been an issue for years. It’s only in the past decade...
Youssef Khaireddine
Oct 21, 20195 min read


Bodies in Boxes: Should Human Remains Be Displayed in Museums?
Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Mummified hand from the Musée des beaux-arts de Lyon When I visited the Pompeii exhibition during its...
Issabella Orlando
Oct 15, 20193 min read


Making Sense of Sound
“Maybe sorry is the closest I ever got to expressing love.” Jenny Hval, via Tom Øverlie (Flickr) Ruminations on love; the ecosystem of a...
Alex Blank, edited by Issabella Orlando
Oct 13, 20194 min read


Urban Chronicles - A portrait on Iain Sinclair
You can find the original version of this article on the Funzel Iain Sinclair, one could say, is obsessed with London. The Last London,...
Maximilian Priebe
Nov 23, 20185 min read


An Environmental 1789
Didn’t you hear it? The planet’s ominous cry? A summer raided by record fires, heat waves and floods. Didn’t you sense a certain anxiety?...
Victor Chaix
Oct 1, 20186 min read


Strandlines - Lives along Strand
From an article on ‘Gaiety George’, successful shows that ran at the Strand’s Gaiety theatre during the 1890s and 1900s and its female...
Victor Chaix
Oct 12, 20173 min read


The Multiple Purposes of Art
“Art for Art’s sake”, insisted the French poet Théophile Gautier in the early 19th century. This is an attractive notion, but is it that...
Victor Chaix
Aug 15, 20173 min read
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