Art
Eduardo Paolozzi at Whitechapel Gallery
Eduardo Paolozzi is one of the most important British artists of the mid-20th century, but he is often overlooked.…
By Anna Souterreview
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Live music
Rag‘n’Bone Man at Clapham Grand
Last night at Clapham’s Grand was unexpectedly the ultimate valentine's gig, with so-called “gentle giant” of music Rag’n’Bone…
By Sarah Bradbury
Berlinale
Beuys
Joseph Beuys may not be a household name outside of Germany, but the Stuttgart artist and thinker revolutionised…
By Sean Gallen
Berlinale
God’s Own Country
A film depicting the passion between two men in a rural environment is inevitably going to invite comparisons…
By Oliver Johnston
Berlinale
Rifle
It’s quite rare, in this day and age, to watch a movie that gives so much importance to…
By Lindsay Bellinger
Berlinale
Tiere (Animals)
Domesticated animals have a strange relationship with humans, either being cherished, or slaughtered and then eaten. Human values…
By Oliver Johnston
Show
Chef’s Table Season 3
Chefs are artists, plain and simple. They are unique from other creatives in the sense that their art…
By Zoe Tamara
Berlinale
On the Road
According to On the Road, life on a tour bus isn’t all sex, drugs, and rock and roll.…
By Zoe Tamara
Berlinale
Le Jeune Karl Marx (The Young Karl Marx): An interview with director Raoul Peck
Raoul Peck has always relished tacking challenging subjects in his documentaries, his features and his work as a…
By Sean Gallen
Berlinale
Mr Long
Audiences might not know that they wanted to see a film about a violent Taiwanese hitman who becomes…
By Oliver Johnston