By Sara Noah There is a memorial plaque in Greyfriars Kirkyard, Edinburgh, mounted on a wall near the gates of George Heriot’s School. It honours…
By Sara Noah For the first time in nearly two decades, the first candle of the Hanukkah menorah and the star atop the Christmas tree…
By Sara Noah London’s galleries in 2025 are staging shows that interrogate identity, history, and the very nature of art-making. The season’s exhibitions are not…
By Sara Noah In October 2023, a group of fifteen people gathered on a Zoom call, took a collective breath, and read the final page…
By Sara Noah When the crescent moon appeared over London on the evening of 28 February, it triggered something far more significant than the start…
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 Noah It is 1998. The setting is a derelict bus depot in Victoria, London, transformed by the profane genius of Alexander McQueen into…
By Sara Noah The earth beneath our feet is a silent custodian of myriad untold stories, a vast, patient archive holding the echoes of lives…
By Sara Noah As the warmth of summer unfurls, so too does a vibrant landscape of opportunities for artists seeking to nurture their practice, explore…