Issam Kourbaj’s “Urgent Archive”: Exhibition Review
The latest Kettle’s Yard exhibition is a real-time battle to preserve Syrian history from oblivion, but does it stick in the viewer’s memory?
The latest Kettle’s Yard exhibition is a real-time battle to preserve Syrian history from oblivion, but does it stick in the viewer’s memory?
Review of the exhibition ‘Knossos: Myths & Reality’ at the Ashmolean (10 February -30 July …
Hormuzd Rassam is not a name which will be familiar to most Oxford residents and …
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In the previous article of our Personhood and Personal Objects series, we explored the idea …
The Ashmolean Museum is the University of Oxford’s museum for art and archaeology. It describes …
The second article in our short series delving into the background of items in the …
Introduction Within the Star Trek universe, humans are bound by the “Prime Directive” which forbids …
This is a review of Mariana Castillo Deball’s 2020 exhibition at Modern Art Oxford. The …
In the midst of a revolution against problematic historical statues, we might reflect on the …
Dark, quiet, and tucked away behind the dinosaur skeletons, taxidermy, and excited children of the …
Greek and Roman sculpture has always been considered a paradigm of art through the centuries. …