A new exhibition of combat photographer Tim Hetherington’s work poses questions about our relationship with warfare. C James Fagan investigates… It’s odd to think that, indirectly, war has formed part of my life;...
Woody Allen fan waiting with trepidation for the release of Blue Jasmine? You’re not alone… “New York was his town, and it always would be…” Whenever I think, read or hear about Woody...
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,...
Is it ever possible to do the memory of a much-loved band justice? We spoke to a man who is part of an ambitious project seeking to do just that… There are some...
Kate Murray’s essay on painter Rick Creed reflects on two paintings that define the artist’s practice… Walking into Richard Creed’s studio I find canvases… Creed’s studio is overflowing with canvases. The majority of the...
Photographer Peter Goodbody keeps a lookout for changes to the urban environment, a practice that’s led him to spot a pair of artists specialising in paste-ups… I’ve always thought of street artists as...
Monday – The London Design Festival @ various venues across the city (London) Launched last Saturday, The London Design Festival gets into full swing this week; celebrating its 10th anniversary, 2013′s installment squeezes in an impressive...
Emma Sumner visits a hidden gem from National Museums Liverpool; stately home and art gallery, Sudley House… Sudley House rests on the suburban high ground of Mossley Hill, Aigburth. A house with a...
Thought sci-fi cinema was all about the CGI? Andrew Kirkland explores silver-screen dystopia and finds it’s the perfect way to package political and social issues… “Everybody wants to ask me lately about my predictions...