Like a cigarette, ‘feelgood’ art is contrary, anachronistic and fleeting in its pleasure

What the gentle iconoclasm of the climate action group makes you realise, fundamentally, is how powerless we all really are

There is plenty on offer for grown-ups in the Young V&A’s latest exhibition ‘Making Egypt’, but what really is the point of that?

The real threat posed by detained booksellers Mahmoud and Ahmad Muna is their willingness to engage with Jewish-Israelis amid a state narrative that presents all Palestinians as terrorists

The real threat posed by detained booksellers Mahmoud and Ahmad Muna is their willingness to engage with Jewish-Israelis amid a state narrative that presents all Palestinians as terrorists

The film’s reductive portrayal of an exploited creative ‘genius’ places individuation as the defining feature of existence

Rude, immoral and unashamedly intellectual. 20 years on from her death, what would the world think of Sontag today?

Complaining that most art sucks is like saying that all new music is bad because you don’t like Spotify’s Top 50 playlist

The artist addresses the ‘duty of institutions to act ethically’