By Sara Bright Sara Bright When Frieze London opens its doors in Regent’s Park this October, it will do so at a moment of genuine…
By Sara Noah Something unusual happened in London between January and June 2025. The capital’s major art institutions – Tate, the National Gallery, the Barbican,…
By Sara Noah Stephen Friedman Gallery closed in February. Tiwani Contemporary, after fifteen years championing African diasporic art from its Mayfair base, followed in May.…
By Sara Bright Pop music is an industry designed to consume youth and spit out the bones. It possesses no structural capacity for aging women.…
By Tessa Nolan There is a peculiar contradiction at the heart of London’s art world in 2026. The blockbuster exhibitions are extraordinary – perhaps the…
By Sara Bright In the summer of 1998, a 30-year-old dyslexic filmmaker from Hatfield released a crime comedy made for less money than a single…
By Sara Bright When Lily Allen told her Miss Me? podcast audience on 28 April 2025 that she wanted to apologise for “being mean about…
By Sara Bright When Latymer Upper School entered the top ten of the Sunday Times Parent Power league tables for the first time in December…
By Sara Bright Kristen Stewart did not arrive at the director’s chair by accident. She arrived by storm, dragging eight years of stubbornness, a lifetime…
By Alexander Stone Alexander Stone On the morning of 10 May 2025, a piece of Cold War history tore through Earth’s atmosphere at 17,000 miles…