Lost treasures by Van Gogh and Klimt: stolen art and how to recover it
Lucy Martin discusses the large amount of artwork stolen during WW2 and suggests what the governments should do about the issue.
Read More
Arts
“Exciting, musically charged and heart-warming” a review of the Belgrade’s ‘Crongton Knights’
Rhys Clarke
Feb. 12
A phenomenal success: a review of ‘The Prince of Egypt’
Reece Goodall
Feb. 10
Review of Warwick Comedy’s new sketch show Telly Time
Rhys Clarke
Feb. 5
Gripping, hilarious and gut punching: ‘How to Disappear’ is a must-see
Abigail Hughes
Jan. 30
The use of art therapy for improving mental health and handling trauma
Seven Standen
Jan. 29
Why is there a lack of disability representation in the arts?
Sabrina Penty
Jan. 26
“I’m hoping something positive will come from it”: a preview of ‘How to Disappear Completely’
Jasmine Parker
Jan. 24
Top Content
- 1Greyscale world: where is all the colour?
- 2What’s on stage? A rundown of the most unexpected shows hitting the West End
- 3Wait, is this Wuh-Luh-Wuh? Gender, performance, and queerness in Zhejiang’s Yue Opera
- 4Cannes Film Festival’s 2025 red carpet: high-fashion moments and nudity bans
- 5Blackpool’s Icon – The Eiffel Tower of the North
- 6Art and Motion: Why is animation so good at storytelling?
- 7Cyn review: An ode to community in the face of an uncaring government
- 8Poetry feature: Masada
- 9Reading between the seams: Lisbon Metro as a museum, how my year abroad commute has been romanticised
- 10A Testimony to the Arts: Destigmatising creative degrees