
Ardor by Sarah Rodriguez
22 October 2022 Peter Sacks, Without Title, 2020. Photograph taken from https://www.artsy.net/artwork/peter-sacks-without-title. “It’s...

Everything Speaks: A Review of Orhan Pamuk's My Name Is Red
By Abigail Spencer | 01 November 2022 Orhan Pamuk’s 2006 Nobel Prize in Literature-winning novel, My Name is Red, sets it scene on the...

Art, Light, & the Unknowable: On Septology by Jon Fosse
by Sarah Rodriguez | 17 Jan 2023 “I hope there is [...] a kind of silent voice speaking from my writing,” shares Jon Fosse, in an...

Read, Cook, Eat, Repeat: The art of learning to enjoy cooking
by Sara Blad | 29 April 2021 Photo: Wise Living Magazine. I have only read twenty-one pages of, and made one recipe from, Nigella...

Courtauldian of the Month 2022
Mihaela Man April 2022 "Having a personal affinity towards working with local topographies... I was drawn even more towards participating...

Winslow Homer: Force of Nature
By Zhiyi Fang | 04 Jan 2023 As one of the most well-known Realist American painters of the late 19th century and early 20th century,...

Museo Nacional Thyssen Bornemisza: My girlfriend's favourites
by Federica Gubitosi | 22 Jan 2023 What would happen if we looked at art and were not influenced by what we studied about it: what would...

CryptoZR presents the “Arrival” project at Saatchi Gallery: Interview with the Curator, Li Zhenhua
by Federico Bonezzi | 25 May 2023 Courtesy of Saatchi Gallery and CryptoZR © Understanding the power of human connections through art and...

Companionship in Solitude with Hopper by Louisa Hutchinson
22 Nov 2022 This summer I visited New York City for the first time and spent much of my time exploring this strange new city by myself....

Ambivalence is the Word by Aubrey Prestwich
30 January 2023 Black Square on White Ground, Kaisimir Malevich, 1913 © State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow ‘Ambivalent’ is the new catch-all...