Nina Holguin takes us on a trip to Rome, looking back on her visit to the Galleria Borghese, and what made her fall for the work of Bernini and Caravaggio.
Art
The artistic void of the Spanish flu will not be repeated
“The consumption of art, post pandemic, will be a very revealing phenomenon: will it be to teach us lessons? Or will it fill the void of processing trauma for a grief stricken population?”
Cormac Malone explores how the art of the coronavirus pandemic might look, and why, unlike Spanish Flu, Covid-19 will remain in the cultural mainstream.
Illustration by Rosa Bonnin.
Brick-a-Brack: Multimedia Materiality in Industry’s Online Exhibition
With the release of Industry’s exhibition ‘Brick-a-brack’ this week, Luisa Karman and Ciara Beale explore the experience of displaying work online.
Digital fashion: Can Gucci make it work?
Loveday Pride explores the inevitable step into digital fashion with Gucci’s recent release of VR sneakers.
How lockdown has changed my photography
Khadijah Ali, a student photographer, explores how her work has changed over the past year.
An Exhibition from your Front Room: Six Films to Watch in the Absence of Art Galleries
Hayley Daffern recommends six films to inspire us while galleries remain closed.
A Love Letter to Reproduction; what the pandemic has taught the art world about visibility.
Loveday Pride, a first-year fine art student, on the necessity having an online presence as an artist in 2021.
‘Whose Tradition?’ Questioning culture and identity at the Tate Liverpool
Antonia Jameson reviews the Tate Liverpool’s complex ‘Whose Tradition?’ an exhibition which still needs to clarify the questions it is asking.
What is the future for art spaces post-lockdown?
Marnie Shutter on the the experience of an in-person gallery, during the pandemic.
An Ode to artistically relinquishing the cultural disconnect
Bianka interviews Daniella Thach on topics of cultural identity and reconciliation with lost family heritage through art.