Neurodiverse Review: pioneers for disabled-led art projects
Josh Goodwin shares the important work of Neurodiverse Review: a reviewing site by, and for, disabled artists.
Culture & Arts
‘Glass Onion’ review: ‘Knives Out’ sequel is sharper than ever
Josh Goodwin reviews Rian Johnson's 'Knives Out' sequel, 'Glass Onion'.
Funeral Flowers
A short story about unrequited love.
The power of Kate Chopin’s ‘The Awakening’
Edie Gilmour reflects on the significance of Kate Chopin's feminist novel, 'The Awakening'.
Duncan Trussell’s mind-melting The Midnight Gospel is a visual and audible work of art
Charis reviews the profoundly philosophical and soul-affirming ‘spacecast’ that is Trussell’s Midnight Gospel, available on Netflix now.
You wouldn’t celebrate a massacre, so why do people celebrate Thanksgiving?
Jade Barnes gives a commentary on the false Thanksgiving narrative and how the erasure of injustices against Indigenous people continue to affect Indigenous societies today.
What does your music taste say about you?
Sophie Prior explores the link between music taste and personality.
Review: DOE’s ‘Dido and Aeneas’
Seana Johansson-Keys reviews Durham Opera Ensemble's performance of Purcell's 'Dido and Aeneas'.
A Cinema of Intimacy: the sensuous world of Wong Kar-wai
Explore a few sources of intimacy in cinema.
Fastening the tunic: feminist retellings of Greek mythology
Abby Donaldson recommends some trendy modern retellings of the tales of Ancient Greece and the strong, passionate women it raises.