‘All artists are unique and can only unite as complementaries not as similarities’, Winifred Nicholson Art history is peppered with marriages, partnerships and liaisons – Kahlo and Rivera, Krasner and Pollock, Ernst and Tanning, Johns and Rauschenberg. A new exhibition,…
For the theme of our fourth issue we’ve chosen ‘women and political power’ to mark International Women’s Day on 8 March. From casting your vote to influencing the legislation which shapes women’s lives, participation in the democratic process is a…
One of this week’s most widespread stories has been the image of editor-in-chief of fashion magazine Garage and gallery owner, Dasha Zhukova, sitting on a form of chair fashioned from a mannequin of a half-naked, bondaged black woman. Except of…
Along with sex, the need for nourishment is probably one of the most visceral and basic human instincts. In today’s (12 December 2013) Daily Mail Naomi Wolf writes about how our commodified and vicarious online experiences of sex via internet…
Growing up in the North West of England, Coronation Street is not just essential weekly viewing for me, it is almost a spiritual home. I’ve lived in London for over 25 years, but have retained my flat vowels - ‘bath’,…