Brooklyn Museum’s virtual roundtable: ‘The Future of the Museum’
The cultural events of 2020 and the decade as a whole are enormously overwhelming, but the Brooklyn Museum provided such a helpful, concise, yet thoughtful roundtable this month that brought…
2021 Fashion Predictions à la TikTok
TikTok is currently full of accounts predicting 2021 trends. While a lot of the beautifully silky Motel dresses seem a bit out of touch with the current climate and pandemic,…
Your Favourite Art Sucks – History of Art Society x Feminist Society
Content warning: sexual violence As the first in a three-part series hosted by Feminist Society and History of Art Society, this event explored the presentation of sexual violence against women…
Everyone’s getting nostalgic for the noughties
There’s nothing more comforting in a pandemic than returning to your mum’s sofa. To be immediately presented with a chopped-up apple and a slightly-grating lecture about the trashy shows you…
The Facebook gallery space: reviewing the Mortal Essence collective
Mortal Essence is a (now online) exhibition of British women’s art that focuses on death – but is not as morbid as it sounds, as the artworks defy the traditionally…
Janet at the Ingleby Gallery
The Ingleby’s new exhibition of Caroline Walker is a great option for art-lovers who need to get away from their kitchen-table-desk setup, but who also need to find inspiration to…
Reduct at the Royal Scottish Academy
Open until 22nd November, but also viewable online, Reduct is the Royal Scottish Academy’s new exhibition highlighting abstraction and geometry in Scottish art. Its mission is to ‘examine the ways…
A New Tribe: can global consumerism be ethical?
Independent brand, ‘A New Tribe’, launched in 2016 in East London, stocking a variety of interior crafts from independent designers across the world. Shops like this play into the new…