Culture | June 23, 2017
Review: Terror
Since 2015, Ferdinand von Schirach’s courtroom drama Terror has toured the world from Japan to the (...Read More)
Culture | June 16, 2017
Review: Fahrelnissa Zeid
Part of the Tate Modern’s programme celebrating underrated and forgotten artists, this exhibition (...Read More)
Culture | June 9, 2017
Review: Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2017
Each year the Royal Academy selects many hundreds of works of art, both amateur and professional, an (...Read More)
Culture | June 2, 2017
Review: 887
French-Canadian auteur Robert Lepage returns to the Barbican with a solo show suffused with his inim (...Read More)
Culture | June 2, 2017
Review: Zero Point
For a while, Darren Johnston’s Zero Point is mesmerising: the bodies of a dozen or so Japanese dan (...Read More)
Culture | June 2, 2017
Review: Into the Unknown
Into the Unknown: A Journey through Science Fiction is a brilliantly anarchic history of the genre, (...Read More)
Culture | May 25, 2017
Review: California: Designing Freedom
A driverless car. LSD tabs. Blade Runner concept art. The Design Museum lays out an eclectic and fas (...Read More)
Culture | May 11, 2017
Review: Pink Floyd: Their Mortal Remains
After the unprecedented success of David Bowie Is, which smashed through the 1m visitors milestone, (...Read More)