Keith Haring for sale
At this point, I do not doubt most of you have encountered the work of Keith Haring in some capacity. His iconic style is instantly recognisable. The simplified cartoon-like form,…
REVIEW: Paolozzi at 100 at Modern Two
Eduardo Paolozzi was a Scottish-Italian artist and sculptor, pioneering pop art in the 1960s with a nuanced focus on the engagement and significance of machinery in art. The ‘Paolozzi at…
Artist Spotlight: Laila Ajjawi
Depicting peace and hope during times of tragedy Laila Ajjawi is a Palestinian graffiti artist who was born and raised in a Palestinian refugee camp outside of Irbid, Jordan. While…
The relevance of nobel prizes
The relevance of the Nobel Prize and what it truly reflects about scientific research has been questioned, and sentiment among many has shifted to a more critical view of the…
Doctor Who exhibit at National Museum
The National Museum of Scotland has unveiled a new and exciting exhibition centred around a science fiction classic which delves into the science as much as the fiction. ‘Doctor Who…
Happy Hormones
Serotonin and dopamine are two key buzzwords when considering mental health. But what do these chemical combinations of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen do for us? First, let us boil…
The Problem with Particle Physics?
A recent article by Professor Sabine Hossenfelder criticising the work of particle physicists, specifically the invention of new particles, has sparked conversations on the methodology for investigating particle collisions. In…
Cost of Living and its Cost to Living
Going into the winter this year, millions of people in the UK will be experiencing some of the most difficult impacts of the cost-of-living crisis, and on top of the…