Interview with Production Designer Angran Li: Collaboration and Key Takeaways
I had the chance to speak with multifacetted production designer, Angran Li. Angran has recently...
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Category: Arts & Entertainment
Work from Britain’s Least-Known Art Collection Should Be Ours to Appreciate
In a living room, a portrait hangs over the fireplace. As he traced the sitter’s features,...
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The Cause of the Glasgow School of Art Fire Will Never Be Known
According to a long-awaited analysis, the fire that blasted through Glasgow School of Art’s...
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Chin Resistance to the Myanmar Regime
Mai Zacer Mawi* was accustomed to being pushed about as a 17-year-old. She had been chosen to...
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Canisters Became Cult Kitchen Knives Thanks to a Blacksmith
The abandoned canisters of Britain’s second most popular narcotic, laughing gas, clutter...
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The Artist Wants Her Work Removed from No 10 Owing to PM’s Actions
Tracey Emin has requested the removal of an artwork she provided to the government’s...
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A Bold TV Series by John Berger Transformed Our Perception of Art at 50
The Sunday Times published a sneak peek at a new documentary on January 2, 1972. “Have your...
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Three Ladies Dance on a Sky Iceberg. How Soon It Will Dissolve Is Unknown.
Following the devastating summer bushfires that swept over Australia in 2019/2020, a sense of...
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A Record-Breaking £45 Million for a Magritte
When a masterwork by Belgian surrealist René Magritte, considered as one of the most valuable...
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Painting a Broader Picture: Senegal’s First Graffiti Pioneer
It was love at first sight for Dieynaba Sidibé when she found graffiti. She was 17 years old at...
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