A new biography looks at how Michael Andrews shifted from slow burner to innovative creator – The Art Newspaper
Michael Andrews (1928-95) is the least known of the School of London painters that included Francis Bacon, Frank…
The Making of India’s Transnational Entrepreneurs
In her book, Ray explores the dense and layered networks through which these actors navigate structural constraints and…
‘Mind-bending, impressionistic, genius’: The Black Monk by Charlotte Grimshaw, reviewed
Rachael King reviews Charlotte Grimshaw’s latest novel. There’s a video currently going around the internet where a guy…
‘A voice, of a generation’: A conversation about Famesick by Lena Dunham
Mad Chapman and Claire Mabey get stuck into Lena Dunham’s much talked-about new memoir, Famesick. Claire Mabey: Hello,…
‘Calamities and care’: Elizabeth Knox’s profoundly moving memoir, reviewed
Claire Mabey reviews Night, Ma, the astonishingly honest new memoir from one of New Zealand’s most evocative and…
Why the ‘Best’ Revolution in Physics Is Only Getting Started
The use of the word “quantum” has become rather hackneyed. There are quantum computers, quantum sensors, and even…
‘Sometimes it would get physical’: the photographer who captures humanity at close quarters – The Art Newspaper
“A street photographer is a photographer who works on Fifth Avenue in New York,” states Mark Cohen (born…
Every Marian Keyes novel, ranked and reviewed
The master of ‘chick lit’ (though she hates the word) has 15 bestselling fiction books. But which one…
‘The trail was haunting me’: Northbound by Naomi Arnold, reviewed
Liv Sisson reads the roller coaster that is Naomi Arnold’s epic account of walking Te Araroa. Summer read…
Review: Hoods Landing is a gorgeous family drama – and a stunning debut
Sam Brooks reviews Laura Vincent’s tumultuous saga of a messy family set just south of Auckland. Originally published…
‘Send in the gryphons’: a conversational review of The Rose Field by Philip Pullman
Claire Mabey and Freya Daly Sadgrove discuss the final book in Philip Pullman’s The Book of Dust trilogy.…
Want To Know the Future of the Art World? This Book Has You Covered
When the pandemic hit, the author and cultural consultant András Szántó didn’t let the crisis go to waste.…