So Long, John Dolan
Today we remember artist John Dolan who died on 20th October aged fifty-one. He is survived by his dog George who is in a shelter awaiting adoption.
John Minton’s Fascination of the East End of London
Martin Salisbury author of The Snail that climbed the Eiffel Tower, a monograph of John Minton’s graphic work, explores Minton’s fascination with the East End
Amy Winehouse, Kate Solomon celebrates one of the most popular musicians of our time.
Amy Winehouse is one of those pop stars that comes along so rarely we’re not sure we knew what we had when we had her
Can You Hear Me Now? By Celina Caesar-Chavannes
Celina Caesar-Chavannes’ memoir about growing up in Canada as an immigrant, to her time in Canadian politics and beyond, is a story of a woman becoming more comfortable with her purpose, even as she faces challenges.
Book Review: Études – The Poetry of Dreams + Other Fragments
Études – The Poetry of Dreams + Other Fragments features 84 watercolours by John Marx juxtaposed with 40 short poems by the architect, complementing the observational and even existential qualities of his art.
Photography Book – Life Is A Dream
Life Is A Dream is a photo diary by French photographer Pierre Bureau that examines those strange times when life is terrifying and magical.
Future Focus: Art Hack Practice
The first event in the Future Focus: Art Hack Practice series will be exploring shifting spaces of production, labour and artistic practice in a precarious world.
Book Review: The Color of Law
If we are ever to dismantle systemic racism, it will require aggressive remedies to make that victory sustainable.
Book Review: Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State
Wherever you live, I am certain that you would agree with this one statement: It is terrifyingly hard to make ends meet. Specifically, when it comes to housing costs.
