All posts tagged review

The new Richard Prince show at Sadie Coles HQ is a reprisal of the...

What goes on in the mind of a young boy without prospects? How does he...

In 1931, Sergei Eisenstein, perhaps Russia’s greatest filmmaker, oft-forgotten in...

Adaptations have become the norm in the modern musical landscape, but it still requires...

Katharine Round’s new and enlightening documentary, The Divide, invites the audience into the lives...

It was the 23rd of October 1996, the Brit Pop storm was peaking and the...

Directed by James MacDonald and written by Florian Zeller (hailed as one of...

What happens when you marry the man of your dreams, he is...

At first glance, many of the works in Tate...

Shooting straight to number one, the Last...