Lisa Maffia: On Relaunching & Love
Today Lisa is still sharp as a whip, wears thigh-high boots and accessorises her feminine wiles with unmistakable wisdom...
Riddle Me The Snap Election: A Moral Story on the Sorrows of Not Voting
You suddenly realise it’s the day of the General Election. Who do you vote for?
Yaw Basoah: Dark Star
These are the words of Yaw Basoah, who holds that ever glamourous title; Movie Producer. In his own time, Yaw has managed a fair amount of dazzling, c
Scratch Nights & Showtime: Etch Theatre
I already knew I had to write this piece on grassroots theatre, when in a fortuitous set of circumstances, I found myself seated next to Vicky Feather
The Secret Life of Housewives & Heinz Tomato Soup
As innocent as the can of soup - that staple of your cupboard; holy grail of the lazy; ever-lurking shadow on the supermarket shelf - is the housewife
Photographer in Residence: Anna Orhanen
When Anna Orhanen describes herself as an academic gone wild, she’s hit the nail on the head before I can. A woman who carries serious clout, replet
The Changing Landscape of Art
The 2001 Labour decision to do away with fees at museums was a democratisation of culture. It graciously handed the ‘highbrow’ to just anyone who.
Opening Doors: Nigel Stowe of Hotel Café Royal
The language of the luxury hotel can feel imbued with a certain imperiousness. I imagine to counteract such feelings they hire men like Nigel Stowe...
Ben Ashton: The Enchanted Underwater
The paintings seem at once menacing and mesmerising. The figures, no longer Fiona and Ben Ashton, are not looking at the viewer; they are playing in..
Gareth Fuller: Meet the Map-Maker
Fuller makes maps. Not, I warn you, the sort of map I need to save me as I stare hopelessly at street names. How can it be a map if it’s not made...
