Art
Yinka Ilori: Parables of Happiness at the Design Museum
Colour has a powerful effect on our mood, maybe more than we realise. It's not an area of…
By Jessica Wallfeatured
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Live music
Hot Chip at Brixton Academy
Hot Chip played the second show of a four-night run at Brixton Academy last night. That's 20,000 tickets…
By Jessica Wall
Movie
After Yang
Based on the 2016 short story, Saying Goodbye To Yang, by Alexander Weinstein, After Yang tells the story…
By Umar Ali
Art
William Kentridge at the Royal Academy
Born in 1955, much of the South African artist William Kentridge’s life has been spent living under apartheid.…
By James White
Art
Maria Bartuszová at Tate Modern
Maria Bartuszová’s solo exhibition at Tate Modern is one of a number of shows by remarkable female artists…
By Mersa Auda
Art
Winslow Homer: Force of Nature at the National Gallery
For the first time on British shores, Winslow Homer: Force of Nature presents an overview of the American…
By Sophia Moss
Cinema & TV
“We wanted people to understand Leonard Cohen, the man”: Dayna Goldfine and Dan Geller on Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song
The life and career of Leonard Cohen is one of popular music’s most enigmatic stories. Having never written…
By Matthew McMillan
Movie
It Is in Us All
The directorial debut of Antonia Campell-Hughes, It Is in Us All follows Hamish (Cosmos Jarvis), a British businessman…
By Umar Ali
Cinema & TV
“Not being loved as you are is horrifying”: Director Hannah Bergholm on Hatching
Hatching is the daring feature debut from Finnish director Hannah Bergholm and writer Ilja Rautsi, which takes as…
By Sarah Bradbury
Movie
In From the Side
The rain hammers down and bodies clatter together on a mud-churned field as two rugby teams go head-to-head.…
By Guy Lambert