More than a Meditation: A Review of Drumz of the South: The Dubstep Years 2004-2007
by Alex Brent "What Drumz of the South offers is a demonstration of the vitality of people to create and move culture, to form...
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- Nov 4
- 6 min
In conversation with Hugo Huerta Marin: author of 'Portrait of an Artist'
by Iman Sultan "If there’s one incredible project that captivates and inspires other people, that’s when things truly start happening and...
- Nov 2
- 3 min
Nona Fernández’ Secret Dimensions: A review of The Twilight Zone and Space Invaders
by Beth Holmes "Emerging from the surreal atmosphere and fragmentary structures of these books is akin to waking from a nightmare." Years...
- Oct 31
- 5 min
‘I treat low culture like the avant garde’: How lloydfears is redefining contemporary Flâneurie
by Katherine Thomson "I've never seen someone leave an art gallery like they do a club." Grime culture still lives on through the...
- Oct 18
- 6 min
Meet Sweatshop Literacy Movement
by Samantha Haran Sweatshop adopts bell hooks’ notion that social justice can be progressed through literacy; that through reading,...
- Oct 7
- 7 min
Floods, riots, and pirate radio: Exploring Lewisham's forgotten corners
'Wildcornerz' tells the story of South East London through forgotten waterways, treasures, and swamps
- Sep 21
- 3 min
En Son Sein: Emma Boittiaux's photography tells intimate stories of bodies
by Gaia Lamperti “I wanted to tell intimate stories of bodies, and let the women I photographed choose how they wanted to occupy the...
- Sep 13
- 5 min
2022’S BRENT BIENNIAL IN REVIEW
by Yassin Rida "Named as the capital’s first Borough of Culture, this second biennial is a sustained attempt to maintain momentum and at...
- Aug 26
- 2 min
“We don’t want to be boxed in anymore”: Introducing New York’s anti-sweetheart Flossing.
by Charlotte Russell "This is the most anti-capitalist I’ve been in my entire life". There’s a limitlessness to New York’s riotous...
- Jul 29
- 4 min
Definitely Maybe Actually Nevermind
Matthew Magill reviews the Haus of Bollix rom-com parody 'Definitely Maybe Actually Nevermind' starring Crystal Bollix in The Space, London.
- Jul 18
- 6 min
'Disneyland for adults': Noisily 2022 reviewed
We headed deep into the Leicestershire woods for a festival combining the best of British rave with art, performance, and anarchy
- Jun 20
- 4 min
“My body is part of the poetry”: Romina de Novellis on performance art as the pursuit of freedom
by Leah Quinn "Tales from the South’ reclaims the stories of Mediterranean women whose narratives have long been misshapen and misstold...