Emma Palmer leaves Paris and the surprises of The Palais de Tokyo feeling completely dazzled… I was fortunate enough to squeeze in a visit to Paris for the closing weekend of Phillipe Parreno’s gargantuan...
In her last chapter, Ruth Dillon gets off the Biennale beaten track and samples San Zaccaria, Italian reggae and the famous Venice Regatta… Archetypes, art and religious ephemera: how to travel around a city such...
In chapter two of her Venice odyssey, Ruth Dillon has no option but to giver herself over to a full art overdose… The 55th Venice Biennale is immense. Venice is a city consumed...
Did you know the apocalypse has already started? In Essex? Oli Rahman reloads his BB gun and joins The Last Survivors… A screaming zombie batters through the double doors and drags my friend out of...
In the first part of three, Ruth Dillon recounts a trip full of soul and fuelled by espresso, to the Venice Biennale… How can one write without reflection or inspiration? What inspires? People?...
After time spent in the UK, Miami native José Carlos Diaz describes a weekend back on home turf… Summertime in Miami tends to flow into the autumn without much notice; the humidity, beating sun,...
Cosplay, Nintendo and cakes with faces, all in a day’s work for Hyper Japan, the UK’s biggest J-culture showcase… The train on the way to Hyper Japan is packed with girls toting Hello...
Earlier this month, the Chime for Change campaign assembled an impressive line-up of talent, raising awareness about issues affecting women globally. Kayleigh Davies was there. What does feminism represent today? Are we...
Paul Forster goes in search of a Queer Film Fest sans identity crisis, and finds it in Fringe!… I had originally intended to cover the Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, which took place...