The Face Magazine: Culture Shift at the National Portrait Gallery
Those who visit the National Portrait Gallery come to greet the faces of history, from the austere gazes…
By Constance AyrtonThose who visit the National Portrait Gallery come to greet the faces of history, from the austere gazes…
By Constance AyrtonIt’s a curious balancing act for a live show to centre its own contents around a live show…
By Thomas MessnerIn Mad Bills to Pay, writer-director Joel Alfonso Vargas captures the vibrant yet raw energy of the Bronx,…
By Christina YangOleksiy Radynski’s Special Operation offers a rare and powerful look at the Russian occupation of Ukraine’s Chernobyl Nuclear…
By Christina YangDenis Côté’s Paul is a tender and candid portrait of an unconventional man seeking solace and self-acceptance. Struggling…
By Christina YangSet during a single intense shift in a Swiss hospital, Late Shift by Petra Volpe offers a gripping…
By Christina YangKentucky six-piece Cage the Elephant return to the UK for their first tour since releasing their sixth studio…
By Hannah BroughtonEloka Ivo is making waves with his Royal Shakespeare Company debut as Gaveston in Christopher Marlowe’s Edward II.…
By Natallia PearmainFormer congressman Rubens (Selton Mello) and his wife Eunice (Fernanda Torres) lead an enviably fulfilled life with their…
By Selina SondermannAriane Labed has until now been best known for her Volpi Cup-winning role in the Greek Weird Wave…
By Mark Worgan