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…
The Royal Society of Portrait Artists presents its annual exhibition of portraits from 16th to 26th September in the Mall Galleries, with a special focus…
By Tessa Nolan Dancing is not only a form of art and expression, but also a way of giving back and making a difference. That…
By Tessa Nolan There is a moment, just before the performance begins, when the house lights of a London theatre dim. A collective, anticipatory hush…
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…
The silent architecture: mastering the art of the start. The popular caricature of design is one of spontaneous inspiration, a flash of genius that arrives…
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…