Francoise Vergès’s new book challenges the current global dialogue on cultural restitution, calling the very idea of museums into question
Oct 08, 2024
Poor Artists, a new book by Zarina Muhammad and Gabrielle de La Puente, explores how the housing crisis, labour precarity and rampant commodification make it more difficult to create art – and how artists manage to do it anyway
Oct 07, 2024
Claire Bishop’s new book Disordered Attention explores how Instagram and the attention economy has impacted contemporary art
Jun 27, 2024
From Talia Goddess to Lengurz, meet the up-and-coming talents making noise across the capital
Mar 20, 2024
Birmingham council recently announced it will cut arts funding by 100 per cent. We spoke with a group of young creatives about how this will affect their careers and the future of the city
Mar 19, 2024
Northern England’s forward-thinking spirit has yet to be defeated, but after decades of neglect, economic decline and failed regeneration schemes, it’s more embattled than ever
Jun 17, 2023
Absurdity, conformity, rebellion and tits-out hedonism: we invited ten image-makers to select a photograph from their archive that resonated for them with the theme of British culture and share the stories behind their chosen image
Jun 15, 2023
De La Mer À La Terre celebrates the Afro-Caribbean diaspora and explores the poetic and political power of photography
Jan 19, 2023
In his rich and evocative images, the Sheffield-born photographer explores ‘how complicated this country is’
Sep 07, 2022
From Catcher in the Rye to William Shakespeare, social media is filled with denunciations of ‘problematic’ novels and novelists. But these debates are nothing new.
Aug 24, 2022
It’s obvious that nepo babies benefit from their parents’ wealth and status – but we’ve failed to consider hereditary cultural capital until now
Aug 22, 2022
We spoke to the bestselling author on Zoom from his home in New York to find out more about his podcast series, Things Fell Apart, and where he thinks the culture wars are heading
Feb 02, 2022
Universities are facing pressure from ministers to tackle so-called ‘low-value’ degrees – but who decides what constitutes a ‘valuable’ course?
Jan 19, 2022
The landmark group exhibition – opening next month – celebrates the profound influence of Caribbean-British artists and explores the art of the Caribbean diaspora over the last 70 years
Nov 03, 2021
From grassroots arts zines based in NYC to publications elevating the stories of women in the Middle East, get down to the Dazed Newsagents at Reference Point for a curated selection of the most exciting mags right now
Oct 13, 2021