“A generosity of spirit in her landscapes”: the artwork of Jean Jones
English painter Jean Jones was once predicted by Iris Murdoch to become ‘as famous as Van Gogh’.
For art’s sake: How NFTs are changing the way we appreciate art
NFTs are not inconsistent with artistic creativity, rather, they are a vehicle for its democratization.
Remembering Toledo
Upon arriving in Oaxaca, you’re immediately struck by its rebellious and artistic character: the multi-coloured walls boast bold and political street art, small lithograph workshops pepper the streets and after school young children hawk their drawings on the main street.
Review: At Eternity’s Gate
It is worth watching At Eternity’s Gate for Julian Schnabel’s mesmerising cinematography alone. This new biopic of Vincent van Gogh, with the titular character...
The crises of contemporary art
An exploration of beauty and meaning in the world of contemporary art.
Lust for Life: Lana Del Rey
A genre in herself, Lana’s sleepy Hollywood aesthetic and tragic love songs have earned her success in the indie pop scene. Under her...
‘Beneath the music from a farther room’
This potential for interaction between artist and audience is a phenomenon of the modern era
Thames Valley? More like Silicon Valley as mysterious street signs appear across city
Signs for "Snapchat End", "Emoji Alley", and "Facebook Row" surfaced in Oxford yesterday
Rusbridger fails in bid to keep painting of murdered model at LMH
The LMH principal only managed to raise £80 of the £6500 it sold for at auction today
Grayson Perry’s Polymorphous Popularity
Georgiana Wilson explores Grayson Perry's image, identity, and popularity after seeing his latest exhibition
From Dante to jewellery: The Divine Comedy in gold
Rosie Gaunt interviews Oxford graduate Rosh Mahtani, the founder of Alighieri, on her jewellery line inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy.
Check out Rosh’s creations here: http://www.alighieri.co.uk/