There is a particular, glossy species of melancholy that thrives under the gallery lights of the twenty-first century. It is meticulously rendered, profoundly beautiful, and…
By Anne Fry The Great Pyramid of Giza does not simply sit on the sand; it commands it. For four and a half thousand years,…
By Anne Fry The paperback has always been the most intimate of literary objects. It is the book you stuff in a bag, the book…
By Sara Bright What is poetry for, in an age of relentless noise? Is it a quiet refuge, a place to hide from the storm?…
By Alexander Stone The peacock mantis shrimp (Odontodactylus scyllarus) weighs roughly 50 grams. It strikes at 23 metres per second – faster than a .22…
By Sara Bright The noise is the first thing that hits you. A physical, primal, deafening roar that feels less like applause and more like…
By Sara Bright We didn’t just lose an actor. We lost a spectre, a magnificent, terrifying ghost of cinematic cool that has haunted pop culture…
By Katerina Karp, visual artist, journalist, researcher Reflections after an evening at Manchester Museum The world becomes richer and more layered when we learn to…
There is a strange, compelling new glamour stalking the streets of our major cities and dominating the meticulously curated feeds of our digital existence. It…
By Sara Bright Margot Robbie is a business. A meticulously constructed, vertically integrated, billion-dollar enterprise built on a foundational, and frankly brilliant, misunderstanding. Creativitys.UK will…