Fashionable Women, But No Powerful Punch
Can fashion be a force for liberation? Fred Fyles investigates
Free speech, censorship, and backbone for the easily offended
Why bother writing an article about free speech today in Britain?
Godus? More like God-awful-us
Maximilian Eggl doesn’t really feel like an omnipotent, omniscient god
King Charles III – Princely Propaganda or Royalist Treat?
Max Falkenberg asks if this play glosses over an important issue
‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore – Shakespeare’s moral dilemma
Jingjie Cheng raves about the Globe’s new production of a classic
Two Worlds of Fashion, Complete Poles Apart
Fred Fyles visits The Photographer’s Gallery to see what’s trendy
Voyeur at the Courtauld: Schiele’s Radical Nude Impresses
Mindlessly erotic - Elizaveta looks at Egon Schiele's works
When Art and Fashion Collide
An Exploration of the History of the Relationship Between Fine Art, Fashion, and Commerce by Fred Fyles
N_Polytope: Behaviours in Light & Sound After Iannis Xenakis
Íñigo Martínez de Rituerto in conversation with artist Chris Salter and engineer Marije Baalman
Delight your inner Barbie doll
Wedding days: they’re everyone’s opportunity to live out their fairy tale. And, of course, the best way to feel like a princess is to look like a princess – cue the ever-fascinating obsession of the wedding dress.
Moriarty gets messy with money
Birdland is thought-provoking but mainly just confusing, says Chris Witham
What A Testament
Fred Fyles is blown away at the Barbican