By Alexander Stone Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary frontman of Black Sabbath, has died. He was 76. His family confirmed the news this morning in a…
By Sara Bright Carys Davies’s historical novel, Clear, has won the main prize at the Wales Book of the Year awards. The news was shared by…
By Maria Bregman I remember standing in a Gibert Jeune in Paris some years ago, faced with a wall of Michel Houellebecq’s work. The covers…
By Maria Bregman I remember the summer of 2017 with a peculiar clarity. Not for the political upheavals or any personal milestones, but for the…
By Maria Bregman There is a particular kind of hushed, reverential silence unique to the modern mega-gallery. It is the sound of money contemplating itself.…
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 Alexander Stone We are drowning in data, yet thirsting for meaning. We live in an age of supposed perfect recall, our lives documented in…
By Sara Bright Look closer. That simple instruction, so often a casual suggestion, becomes a profound mandate when standing before a work by Donald Rust.…
By Alexander Stone Architecture used to be about shelter. Then, for a few glorious centuries, it was about art, power, and God. Now, it is…
By Sara Bright Pablo Picasso is not a painter; he is a weather system. An elemental force that swept through the 20th century, tearing up…