Taking a hammer to Eric Gill’s sculpture ‘Prospero and Ariel’ is a sign of our cultural orthodoxy: that nothing bad or wrong or disagreeable should exist in the public realm
The New Delhi-based artist draws attention to the moments when pieces of natural history are extracted and transported to museum collections – to be consumed as curios
There’s no shortage of new Thai soap operas making the leap to blockbuster streaming platforms, but how many can break through the conservatively tapered social lens of the TV industry?
Kee Hong will take up the role in April, before which he will see out his term as Head of Theatre, Performing Arts with Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District
Through her writings and the collaborative curatorial platform Feral Atlas, the anthropologist is offering new ways of imagining – and representing – our relationship to nature
An interview with the founder of ART x Lagos, Nigeria’s first international contemporary art fair, which has acted as a catalyst for the local art scene since 2016
With the city’s commercial artworld looking increasingly homogenised, its independent spaces increasingly commercialised, can the capital preserve its diversity?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s introduction of the ‘multiverse’ as a new plot device sets it on course to achieve its glorious purpose of conquering all media
‘Cruella’ is Hollywood’s latest diagnosis of wickedness via pop-psychology tropes – but our desire for monster-redemption stories often ignores a difficult truth about ourselves
