Arts

21st Century Poetry

21st Century Poetry How To Survive Next Winter

by Kevin Higgins

Festival Round-up

Arts | Tuesday 16th Aug 2022

Festival Round-up Edinburgh will serve up exquisite oeuvres

History

Arts | Monday 15th Aug 2022

History A woman of principle

Comedy Review

Arts | Monday 15th Aug 2022

Comedy Review Send in the Clowns with James Walsh: August 15, 2022

POSTERS

Tuesday 16th Aug 2022

POSTERS A graphic metamorphosis like no other

The graphics of Soviet film posters uttered the new revolutionary visual grammar and it dazzled the world. MICHAL BONCZA recommends a superb book dedicated to it

BALLET

Monday 15th Aug 2022

BALLET Warhorses were fresh once

Here then is adventure, adroitly braced by McKellen’s intimate familiarity with good ways of going about things, writes MATTHEW HAWKINS

Monday 15th Aug 2022

Album reviews with Ian Sinclair

New releases from Andrew Tuttle, Julia Jacklin, Gretchen Peters

Book Reviews

Sunday 14th Aug 2022

Book Reviews An excoriating account of the Corbyn years that merits critical engagement

This deeply personal memoir will be controversial across the left, but makes points we should all take on board, argues BEN CHACKO

Book Review

Friday 12th Aug 2022

Book Review On the manipulation of human desire and desirability

It is time the left intervened to bring that greatest disrupter, love, to the console, writes FIONA O'CONNOR

Book Review

Friday 12th Aug 2022

Book Review Is our currently experienced reality a simulation?

ANDY HEDGECOCK recommends a book which is the perfect starting point for those with an interest in the possibilities of immersive technology

Book Review

Friday 12th Aug 2022

Book Review When the smartphone replaces the rifle

GAVIN O’TOOLE recommends a book that analyses how a smartphone is creating combatants of us all, at least in terms of how wars are understood and represented

Friday 12th Aug 2022

Attila the Stockbroker Diary

As a celebration of punk, the anti-corporate DIY culture that is now a truly global phenomenon in a way it wasn’t in the 1970s, Rebellion is just brilliant!!

Exhibition

Thursday 11th Aug 2022

Exhibition Never sweetened, never idealised

CHRISTINE LINDEY recommends an exhibition of remarkable paintings by an artist whose working-class consciousness never left him

Ben Lunn's Marxist Notes on Music

Thursday 11th Aug 2022

Ben Lunn's Marxist Notes on Music What if each significant city in Britain had their own Prom? That is the question...

Arts

21st Century Poetry How To Survive Next Winter

by Kevin Higgins

Festival Round-up Edinburgh will serve up exquisite oeuvres

History A woman of principle

Comedy Review Send in the Clowns with James Walsh: August 15, 2022

POSTERS A graphic metamorphosis like no other

The graphics of Soviet film posters uttered the new revolutionary visual grammar and it dazzled the world. MICHAL BONCZA recommends a superb book dedicated to it

BALLET Warhorses were fresh once

Here then is adventure, adroitly braced by McKellen’s intimate familiarity with good ways of going about things, writes MATTHEW HAWKINS

Album reviews with Ian Sinclair

New releases from Andrew Tuttle, Julia Jacklin, Gretchen Peters

Book Reviews An excoriating account of the Corbyn years that merits critical engagement

This deeply personal memoir will be controversial across the left, but makes points we should all take on board, argues BEN CHACKO

Book Review On the manipulation of human desire and desirability

It is time the left intervened to bring that greatest disrupter, love, to the console, writes FIONA O'CONNOR

Book Review Is our currently experienced reality a simulation?

ANDY HEDGECOCK recommends a book which is the perfect starting point for those with an interest in the possibilities of immersive technology

Book Review When the smartphone replaces the rifle

GAVIN O’TOOLE recommends a book that analyses how a smartphone is creating combatants of us all, at least in terms of how wars are understood and represented

Attila the Stockbroker Diary

As a celebration of punk, the anti-corporate DIY culture that is now a truly global phenomenon in a way it wasn’t in the 1970s, Rebellion is just brilliant!!

Exhibition Never sweetened, never idealised

CHRISTINE LINDEY recommends an exhibition of remarkable paintings by an artist whose working-class consciousness never left him

Ben Lunn's Marxist Notes on Music What if each significant city in Britain had their own Prom? That is the question...

EVERY year the BBC Proms brings with it tons of discussion, reflections, and chatter about what was the most impactful Prom or which new piece is g

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