
Beyond Bearable: Hokusai at the British Museum
I’d like to begin by stating, paradoxically, that a good exhibition at The British Museum is a bad show. In Continue reading
I’d like to begin by stating, paradoxically, that a good exhibition at The British Museum is a bad show. In Continue reading
A letter arrives to the “partially recognised” country of Abkhazia. A friend writes a letter and waits. An answer arrives Continue reading
Situated in a verdant corner of Parque Chapultepec, Mexico City’s largest green space, Museo Tamayo is hidden amongst the surrounding foliage, Continue reading
Western Sahara is a disputed territory in the Maghreb region of North Africa, bordered by Morocco to the north, Algeria Continue reading
Introduction The intentions for the Constellation project held in the Undercroft Gallery, Norwich, outlined in Curating in the Dark (Part Continue reading
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What is needed far more than new facts is a fundamentally new vision of history[1] (I. van Sertima, 2003) On Continue reading
In 1993, a seminal research on popular music in museums stated that ‘although music is probably the most thriving and Continue reading