
The Motive and the Cue
Put an exacting, classical theatre impresario in a room with an irascible firebrand film star,…
Put an exacting, classical theatre impresario in a room with an irascible firebrand film star,…
Dame Elisabeth Frink, one of Britain’s most important post-war sculptors, and arguably its greatest female…
It might not be the best time of year for a picnic but Glyndebourne is…
Auteur filmmaker, scriptwriter and Arb contributor Simon Rumley’s first novel is at times an unsettling…
Colour is the first impression that hits the senses on entering the Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Galleries…
Hannah Weybridge is a woman dogged by trouble. As a freelance journalist and single mother,…
As I started writing this review there was a minor storm in a teacup over…
Marina Abramović (Hon RA), the Belgrade-born artist, sculptor and film-maker has made performance art her…
The “mother of performance art” Marina Abramovic has been obsessed with Maria Callas for many…
My first thoughts on beginning the series were to paint exactly what I remembered, but…
So, just for complete disclosure here, Traviata was the first opera I ever saw, and…
“I decided to hang the exhibition mainly on chairs…” she says, before adding, “much in…