Global art calendar: August
Curator, writer and art-lover Shonagh Marshall has edited a list of this month's must-see exhibitions.
Curator, writer and art-lover Shonagh Marshall has edited a list of this month's must-see exhibitions.
The Turner Prize-winning artist explores the cultural significance of rave and acid house in his documentary Everybody in the Place.
A brown comedian fills Channel 4’s prime comedy slot! Could the next wave of British Asians since Bend It Like Beckham be hitting our screens?
The beloved actor and jazz musician reminisces on his teen years smashing… the ivories in Pittsburgh.
The Studio Ghibli film turns 30 this week, but continues to reverberate with a relevant message of what happens when we overextend ourselves at work.
Introducing Superfan, our new series in which a contemporary icon meets the classic, like a green tea-infused four-finger Kit Kat.
Philippa Snow investigates the thrilling ingredients of Lifetime’s campy, celebrity downfall biopics.
Catherine Cohen is the acid-smart cabaret comedian blowing-up every “one to watch” list.
The actor is unrecognisable as a tatted up, tough-talking skinhead – trying to abandon a life of hatred – in this must-watch film.
One week, one mood: Moya Lothian-Mclean’s deep-dive into the feel of the week.
From the danse macabre to Charon the boatman, video games are reinventing myths about dying.
In our second episode, the rapper busts a move, thinks about her favourite sandwich and attempts to tell us the meaning of life...
February, 1996: A first-hand scoop into the bleak world of the ’90s cult classic, taken from our archive.
The British actress makes the Sundance Grand Jury prize-winning film an uncomfortable, important watch.
For the past three nights Skeppy’s been offering up a utopia within a dystopia at Manchester International Festival. No phones, no socials. All love and AI.
With Ari Aster’s fluoro-frightener Midsommar in cinemas, we explore the terrifying tradition of things that go bump in the day.
One week, one mood: Moya Lothian-Mclean’s deep-dive into the feel of the week.
Author Lisa Taddeo on her decade of research on desire and writing the year’s most talked-about book.
A cryogenic prison, self-driving cars, and some solid gold forecasting that not even the highest calibre sci-fi came close to predicting.
Germany provides quite the setting for those in favour of al fresco nudity. Photographer Spyros Rennt captures the bustling queer scene at Berlin’s favourite outdoor hang-out spot.
The director explains the occult inspirations behind the year’s creepiest film – with spoilers aplenty.
Exploring the impact and the legacy of the Second Summer of Love, 30 years on, with the Saatchi Gallery’s acid house retrospective.
The former Face editor reminisces about the golden era of rave ahead of Sweet Harmony, an exhibition seeking to inspire countercultural activity.