"A new show at Two Temple Place, London addresses the visible and invisible boundaries that continue to shape our experience of the world"

"This ancient practice, nurturing animals and trees in an ecological system, fights climate change and restores the land"

"An ‘earnest buddy comedy’ of an institution is a welcome addition among a flurry of development in the regional capital’s burgeoning scene"

"For the most part, Johnson studied and wrote through a lifetime of poverty. He was a hypochondriac with nervous tics, who never enjoyed the support of a patron. He came of age at a difficult time for writers, a time when patronage was _...Read More_

"Assembling thirty key works from public and private collections, this retrospective survey presents paintings alongside previously unseen drawings, sketches and notes from the first decade of Peter Halley’s career. "

"A formulation on the contractual dimensions of the contemporary."

"The unspoken presupposition that artistic value is conferred by the establishment seems at odds with the artwork"

"The artist painted at the height of the Industrial Revolution."

"What are the forces currently shaping the digital art landscape? What is it like to work across the worlds of traditional art and web3? And how are artists, cultural workers, and the wider public responding to the latest experiments with _...Read More_

"Like Narcissus and his reflection, too many AI researchers are searching for the essence of intelligence when it doesn’t exist."

“Naturally, a major consequence of this view is the crisis of desire and the potential entry into a realm of perversion where enjoyment is no longer marked by the experience of the limit. Once castration is suspended, ‘desire’ ceases to be _...Read More_

"Scholars cannot agree whether the letters of Plato are fake or genuine. Is this just a symptom of misplaced reverence?"

"A new show at The Box, Plymouth presents a careful overview of a career dedicated to memory and colonial injustice"

"Bring Back Lost Love at Blank Projects, Cape Town conjures the South African experience as an intellectual struggle against racism"

"The recent weaponisation of ‘universality’ in the debate reveals that the old colonial lie of European exceptionalism is alive and well"