By Sara Bright Pop culture is more than just entertainment. It is a reflection of our society, our values, and our aspirations. It is also…
By Sara Bright There is a comforting story we tell ourselves about the utility of the British monarchy in the modern world. It is a…
By Sara Bright There was a time, not so very long ago, when we built monuments to represent our highest aspirations. We raised cathedrals to…
By Sara Bright There is a certain kind of beauty that only a great deal of money can buy, and its latest incarnation is imperfection.…
By Sara Bright Let us begin where the designer’s work is supposedly done: the launch. A new app is released into the digital wild, a…
By Sara Bright There was a moment, in the eerie quiet of the first lockdown, when a hopeful narrative began to form. It was whispered…
By Sara Bright Let us begin at the end. Consider the sleek, responsive interface on your screen, the satisfying heft of a new phone in…
By Sara Bright We are drowning in creativity. Or, at least, we are drowning in content, the term we now use for the relentless stream…
By Sara Bright Remembering Elara Vance’s Greenwich Installation It was cold that day. I remember the particular, damp chill of London in mid-October, the kind…
By Sara Bright Why the Art World is Wrong About Gareth Monk So, Gareth Monk has won another prize. This time, the Abernathy Prize for…