By Sara Bright Anjelica Huston does not whisper. She speaks with the measured authority of a woman who has spent seven decades commanding rooms, sets,…
By Sara Bright For decades, the story of humanity’s most enigmatic monuments followed a familiar script. Easter Island’s moai were relics of a civilisation that…
By Alexander Stone The venture capital landscape in the United Kingdom is quietly restructuring itself around software. Not the consumer-facing apps that dominate headlines, but…
By Anne Fry Somewhere between the cayenne-dusted wings of a Shoreditch bar and the creamy pools of ají de gallina at Lima Fitzrovia, a pepper…
By Sara Bright When Daniel Chávez Heras describes the Intelligent Systems for Screen Archives project, he reaches for a phrase that cuts to the heart…
By Sara Bright Sara Bright Last spring, in the wood-panelled rooms of Manchester Art Gallery, a group of artists, philosophers and curious members of the…
By Sara Bright There is something quietly extraordinary about the number 2025. Not in the usual sense – not the way any new year carries…
In August 2024, Apple pulled a ten-minute promotional video from its YouTube channel and issued a rare public apology to Thailand. The film, part of…
By Katerina Karp “What is the most effective punishment for a crime?” It is a question that has echoed through millennia, from the Athenian agora…
By Sara Bright The Winter Olympics have kicked off. Again. I was in Milan on Friday, watching the whole thing unfold at the San Siro,…