Tish Murtha: A Photographer Overlooked
Lily Turnbull discusses North East photographer Tish Murtha, and why we should all know her name.
Art & Photography
William Morris, A Call to Art, and the Place of Literature
Eleanor House offers her thoughts on the Fitzwilliam Museum's most recent exhibition.
In the Age of AI, Even Experts Can’t Tell What Is Authentic
Take a close look at the two images above: One is a real photograph, and the other was made by AI. Can you tell which is which? Comment your guess…
“LUX” and Rosalía’s modern spirituality
Rosalía is re-working faith into something accessible for the everyday person. She offers a more human perspective to spirituality and allows for the contradictions of human life to permeate faith,…
Del Toro’s Frankenstein
Del Toro’s movie adaptation of Shelley’s Frankenstein has been receiving mixed reviews. It seems the movie is simultaneously too big, and too small for its audience. Most praise his abundance…
The Visual Identity of Bamboo Scaffolding
Growing up in Hong Kong, bamboo scaffolding is everywhere. You could walk two streets in any direction and find a building wrapped in those warm, honey-coloured lattices. The scaffolding, paired…
Are magazines in again?
Are magazines in again? And how are your favorite artists using them to re-describe themselves?
Pixel Pioneer: Lillian Schwartz’s impact on the world of Computer-Generated Art
Giselle Morris honours American artist Lillian Schwartz, following her death aged 97.
An Up and Coming Children’s Author in Durham?
Second year Durham student Araminta Murray-Wells, an aspiring illustrator and author of children’s books, is championing novel and exciting ways of producing and disseminating stylised art. Minty progressively perceives her…
Kenya Parry Josiah, the beauty of giving market stall art vibes over gallery art any day of the week.
Kenya Parry Josiah, is a 29-year-old artist living in London. Kenya’s work is inspired by folk art, her Caribbean heritage, love of colour and life. I first encountered Kenya’s art…