If you’ve worn your Spotify playlists down to the bone, Dan Fauzi’s variegated isolation selection has you covered… Lockdown has triggered a whole range of…
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Tag: art
Chinese feminism: Defining the undefined
Global feminism is on the rise and unfortunately, so is the backlash against it – Qing Na looks at how the works of Frankie Huang…
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New Art Exchange explores future of VR
The New Art Exchange in Hyson Green held a virtual reality experience event on Thursday 27 February, with talks from several experts in the field…
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Book Review: Bitter Root
“Fear is what you should be feeling now – it is the thing that fills your diseased mind and grips your blackened heart…for it knows…
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Book Review: DIE
“You have no idea how good this will be. This is fantasy for grown-ups.” In 1991, a group of teenagers were promised a tabletop gaming…
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Eye spy great summer books
With prose, biographies, comics and more all being published this season, there’s a lot to pick from – so here’s what is looking to be…
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Summer fun in the Nottingham sun
Deadlines are fast approaching, with the academic year almost over. But with this in mind, summer is nearly here too. When you think of summer,…
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Book Review: Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me
“It all happened in the space of a love song. A crappy karaoke video. Starring me, a stupid person.” Love can be both a brilliant…
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Film Review: Velvet Buzzsaw
Dan Gilroy’s satirical supernatural film, Velvet Buzzsaw, explores the topic of the commodification of art, ignoring the palette of self-expression that it was meant to…
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