“I love how much there is still to learn”: An interview with Susie Dent
When Michael Gove infamously declared that the British people “have had enough of experts”, he must have forgotten about Susie...
Read More
Arts
Visiting London, where an exploration of art reveals the city’s rich history
Marta Zima
Aug. 28
When talking about art, should we consider the artist?
Jen Tombs
Aug. 25
New data reveals arts engagement, and link to Brexit, across England
Marta Zima
Aug. 22
Visiting Budapest, whose iconic castle is haunted by 20th century manifestoes
Gréti Csernik
Aug. 19
Warwick at the Fringe: Love on Blue Canvas, 1890
Jessie Kolvin
Aug. 16
The importance of Warwick Arts Centre to life at Warwick
Gurpreet Dhaliwal
Aug. 13
The benefits of studying an arts degree
Mary Francis
Aug. 10
Top Content
- 1Dom Joly talks politics, pranks, and his global adventures ahead of ‘The Conspiracy Tour’
- 2A dark fairy tale: The Red Shoes arrives at the Royal Shakespeare Company
- 3Dame Maggie Smith dies at 89
- 4Can pop lyrics be poetry? The secret combination behind Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department’s momentous success
- 5Stories beyond the script: What makes a moral leader? Katori Hall’s The Mountaintop
- 6Ranks and ratings: the value of bestsellers lists
- 7The best winter crafts to keep you busy on the go
- 8Reading between the seams: Hallmark-mas, how made-for-TV films became festively fashion-forward
- 9Stories beyond the script: Hugging our little destiny again, FX’s fearless Say Nothing
- 10Decluttering the ‘mancave’: How projects like Warwick Arts Centre’s ‘Community Talking Shed’ are using collaborative art to fight the mental health crisis