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·21st November 2017

Would Rembrandt have approved of Pollock?: Mockery in the contemporary art industry

Lucinda Kirk
Contemporary, abstract art is either appreciated or mocked. Picture yourself in a reputable art gallery, surrounded by timeless, priceless High...
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·23rd September 2017

Post-Documenta 14, what happens now?

Jessie Palmer
Since Documenta 14 departed from Athens in mid-July, there has been little done to support the foundations laid by this...
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·28th April 2017

Here is why you shouldn’t read this book

Madeleine Davies-Brown
Since 13 Reasons Why launched as a Netflix adaptation, the story of a teenage girl’s suicide and the subsequent blame-game...
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·15th January 2017

Review: Juliet Heslewood’s ‘The Lover Captured’

Minjie Su
Juliet Heslewood is an independent art historian who believes that pictures can be read; for her, a painting provides as...
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·7th June 2016

John Finnemore: Interview

Hetty Mosforth
Did you always want to write comedy or did you have other childhood ambitions? I was quite serious about being...
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·16th May 2016

Review: The Blade Artist

Felix White-Thomson
I was lucky enough to see Irvine Welsh speak at the Cambridge Literary Festival a few weeks ago. Now based...
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·28th April 2016

Happy Birthday Shakespeare

Sophie Taylor
On the 22nd April, up and down the country we celebrated the birth of our beloved bard, William Shakespeare. Shakespeare...
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·24th April 2016

Book Review: The Well by Catherine Chanter

Sophie Taylor
Ruth and her husband Mark leave London after he is accused of watching child porn, hoping to find peace in...
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·20th November 2017

Hannah Ryggen, Trump, and the role of media

Nikita Aggarwal
If just one image epitomizes Trump’s recently concluded tour of Asia, it will be this one: a photo that captures...
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·21st August 2017

Poetry review: ‘milk and honey’ by Rupi Kaur

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‘milk and honey’, Kaur’s debut poetry collection, is one of few commercially popular works of poetry in recent years. This...
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·28th April 2017

Review: Selection Day

Sree Ayyar
A derisive critique of one of India’s greatest pastimes – cricket – and a powerful satire that deconstructs the deep-rooted...
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·15th January 2017

Review: ‘City on Fire’ by Garth Risk Hallberg

Ella Holden
Relentless, unique and wildly engaging, City on Fire by Garth Risk Hallberg is an epic character study set in 1970s...
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·7th June 2016

Book Review: High Rise

Sophie Taylor
J.G.Ballard’s High Rise tells the story of the residents of a luxurious forty-storey high-rise. They begin acting out petty grievances...
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·16th May 2016

Poem: Runaway Prose

Beth Chaplow
All she left you was fragments Of broken prose, a fleeting note of Emotion, as she ran out of your...
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·28th April 2016

The Best of Brontë

Hetty Mosforth
While the 400th anniversary of Shakepeare’s death has received a lot of attention recently, Charlotte Brontë’s 200th birthday has been...
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·24th April 2016

Short Story: Freshet

Alexandra Illingworth
It’s winter when he goes back to Oxford – perhaps it’s been winter since he left – and they meet...
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