East-London's Nuha Ruby Ra: "Brave, Open, Surreal"
by Charlotte Russell “Feel is the most important thing for me in music and in performance. Feel comes before anything else.” The first...
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- May 7
- 4 min
Marx and the City
This year, workers and bankers share the May Day holiday, but who claims it? Time to stroll through the City's nascent urbanism perhaps...
- May 7
- 3 min
The number is 52
Some eat quiche, others get arrested. Editorial dispatch from a seriously bizarre coronation weekend in Blighty.
- May 6
- 6 min
Rethinking Culture: The History of São Paulo's Casa Do Povo
Sarah Vowden looks into the history of São Paulo's radical arts and community centre: Casa Do Povo.
- May 3
- 6 min
CPHDOX 2023: Radical Art Review’s highlights from Europe’s leading documentary festival (Part 1)
Alex Elder shares his highlights from CPH:DOX 2023, spanning queer nightlife in China, racism in France, and the history of cinema
- Apr 20
- 6 min
Barking, biting, hatching: The hyperreal sound design of 'Ortolan'
Ebba Wester sits down with the three sonic masterminds behind trippy thriller short Ortolan - to explore how sound design makes movies real
- Apr 1
- 5 min
Selma Doborac's "De Facto": A Review from Diagonale Film Festival
Noemi Ehrat reviews Selma Doborac's haunting "De Facto" which debuted at Diagonale Film Festival
- Feb 14
- 2 min
Closer Baby Closer: A Review of Savannah Brown's New Collection
by Lauren Thompson Where Brown’s debut collection Graffiti felt like comfort, and Sweet Dark felt like growing up, Closer Baby Closer...
- Feb 13
- 3 min
Real Moments: A Review of the Chris Killip Photography Retrospective
Andrew Finch reviews the Chris Killip retrospective at The Photographers' Gallery
- Jan 30
- 4 min
No Business as Usual in Myanmar! - It's Time for a Responsible Exit
Jay Kerr highlights the important work of Myanmar Military: Never in Fashion and their international campaign
- Dec 17, 2022
- 5 min
Capturing Youth: How Britain Grew Up
RAR's Gaia Lamperti interviews the minds behind the Museum of Youth Culture and hears how this gallery-on-the-move is archiving adolescence
- Dec 9, 2022
- 3 min
The Land Beneath Our Feet: Return of a Native by Vron Ware Review
Alex Brent reviews Vron Ware's rumination on local history and the role of place in identity
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