When Steven Antin’s Burlesque sashayed into cinemas in November 2010, the critical establishment sharpened its claws. Mainstream reviewers largely dismissed the musical as a derivative…
By Sara Bright Cherries, a fruit often associated with the height of summer, have long been enjoyed for their sweet, tart flavour. Yet beyond their…
By Sara Bright The question of how humans perceive time – specifically, our capacity to anticipate the future versus our ability to recall the past…
By Sara Bright Jennifer Lynch’s Boxing Helena (1993) remains one of the most unsettling and controversial psychological thrillers in cinema history. A chilling exploration of…
By Sara Bright In 2024, The Substance directed by Coralie Fargeat has emerged as one of the most divisive films of the year. But it’s…
By Sara Bright In 2024, Young Woman and the Sea hit the screens, offering a powerful retelling of a remarkable achievement by Gertrude Ederle, the…
In the rarified atmosphere of Sotheby’s Geneva salesroom on 13 November 2024, a collective breath was held as bidding escalated for an 18th-century diamond necklace…
By Sara Bright In the era of rapid technological advancements, artificial intelligence (AI) has transcended its early promise, now extending its influence into every facet…
By Sara Bright As London Frieze Week engulfs the city with an eclectic mix of art and culture, Gabriel Fine Arts presents an intriguing exhibition…
By Sara Bright Gaspar Noé’s Climax (2018) is nothing short of a cinematic acid trip – an intense, unsettling, and provocative exploration of human fragility…