‘Horses on a racetrack’: Squid Game’s stark portrayal of exploitation under capitalism
(commentary on Squid Game by Sonja Belkin) (not spoiler free) “You bet on horses. It’s the same here, but we…
Reimagining Circularity Through a Walkthrough at the British Museum This October
Picture report by Annie Jia At one of the main entrances to the British Museum stands the iconic Great Court.…
I Killed a Lion
Short story by Michael Shapland Caleb ‘What would Mummy or Daddy think?’ ‘I’m not their blood. It’s different.’ Dan’s office…
Visual Arts Society contribution – Hélène Sentuc
By Hélène Sentuc This watercolour painting represents a marble vase on a socle. The scenery takes place in an outdoor…
The World of Keith Haring
Keith Haring, like so many others, died from AIDS in 1990. His work as a visual artist throughout the 1980s…
Mary Sibande: I Came Apart at the Seams
Just off the main entrance of Somerset House, you enter a room where time moves more slowly than the place…
In memory of Naomi Hersi: Exploring the Exhibition
In celebrating LGBQT+ History month, LSE Arts are hosting an exhibition detailing key QTIPOC campaigners, their experiences and their fight…
Polka Dots, Mirrors and Pumpkins
Managing Editor Morgan Fairless renders a personal account of his evolving interactions with the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. I have…
Conceptual Art in St Paul’s Cathedral
Every time I’ve walked past St Paul’s Cathedral, I’ve wanted to go in, but it was too late, or I…
Everything At Once: An Exhibition of Escape
There are times when life feels overwhelming and uncontrollable. We become plugged into a reality in which everything is a…
