A Permanent HomeArticles, ReviewsGarsington Opera at Wormsley, Summer 2017 George Frideric Handel, Semele Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Le nozze di Figaro Gioachino Rossini, Il…
Anxious EssayistsArticles, ReviewsEssayism, Brian Dillon, Fitzcaraldo Editions, June 2017, pp. 228, £10.99 (paperback) I begin by making a list: Style – Hybrid…
Angels of DeathArticles, Reviews Edvard Munch: Between the Clock and the Bed, Ed. Gary Garrels and others, with a preface [by the popular…
Meandering Through LondonArticles, Reviews The Language of Cities, Deyan Sudjic, Allen Lane, July 2017, pp. 240, £9.99 (Paperback) One of several running jokes…
Shame, Error and GuiltArticles, Reviews Proxies: A Memoir in Twenty-four Attempts, Brian Blanchfield, Picador, August 2017, pp. 256, £9.99 (Paperback) There are changing tides…
Building With LightArticles, Reviews Designing the V&A: The Museum as a Work of Art (1857-1909), Julius Bryant, published by Lund Humphries in association…
The Deep Heart’s CoreArticles, Reviews Philip Guston and the The Poets, Gallerie Dell’Accademia di Venezia, Venice, 10 May 2017 – 3 September 2017 Among…
A Study in BlacknessArticles, Reviews The Royal Opera, London, Spring/Summer 2017 Giuseppe Verdi, Otello, Giuseppe Verdi, Don Carlo (1886 version), Richard Wagner, Die Meistersinger…
It’s All In The PaintArticles, Reviews Wayne Thiebaud, White Cube, Mason’s Yard, London, 24 May – 2 July 2017 Prunella Clough, Annely Juda, London, 24…
Serious PlayArticles, Reviews Say Something Back, Denise Riley, Picador, May 2016, pp. 96, £9.99 (Paperback) Commotion of the Birds, John Ashberry, Carcanet,…
‘sawed railings’: Poetic and Cultural IdentitiesArticles, ReviewsScaffolding, Eléna Rivera, Princeton University Press, 2017, £14.95 (paperback) Playing the Octopus, Mary O’Malley, Carcanet, 2016, £9.99 (paperback) Eighty-two sonnets,…
PaintscapesArticles, Reviews Maggi Hambling: Edge, Marlborough Fine Art, London, 1 March – 13 April 2017 One of this spring’s most rewarding…
The Sheer Fun of PowerArticles, Reviews Odessa Stories, Isaac Babel, translated by Boris Dralyuk, Pushkin Press, October 2016, pp. 224, £12.00 (paperback) ‘Babel speaks in…
In A Raw StateArticles, ReviewsCrude, Sally O’Reilly, Eros Press, October 2016, £12.00 (paperback) There are no talking telescreens or robot slaves in the fictive…
Hardwrought WorksArticles, ReviewsWar Music, Christopher Logue, Faber, 2015, edited by Christopher Reid, 341pp £20 (hardback) Spills, Angela Leighton, Carcanet, 2016, 183pp, £12.99…
A Child of the SunArticles, ReviewsKatherine Mansfield and Psychology, eds. Clare Hanson, Gerri Kimber, Todd Martin, Edinburgh University Press, September 2016, 224 pp, £70.00 (hardback) Katherine…
Links in the ChainArticles, ReviewsKandinsky, Marc and Der Blaue Reiter, Edited by Ulf Kuster for Fondaton Beyeler Beyeler Stiftung, Wyss Foundation 2016 It…
A Trinidadian FriendshipArticles, ReviewsMorning, Paramin, Derek Walcott and Peter Doig, Faber & Faber, November 2016, 116 pp, £22.00 (hardback) This is a lovely,…
Looking at Michael AndrewsArticles, ReviewsMichael Andrews: Earth Air Fire, Gagosian Gallery, 20 Grosvenor Hill, London, until 25 March 2017 The School of London has…
The Past Beneath Our FeetArticles, ReviewsSeptember in the Rain by Peter Robinson, Holland House, September 2016, 280pp, £11.99 (paperback) Collected Poems by Peter Robinson, Shearsman…
Unhappy FamiliesArticles, ReviewsRevolution: Russian Art 1917 – 1932, Royal Academy of Arts, until 17th April 2017 Remake everything. Organise it so as…
The Barriers of LoveArticles, ReviewsLetters to Akhmatova, Patricia McCarthy, Waterloo Press /Agenda Poetry, August 2015, £9.00 (paperback) How does a contemporary poet write a…
Changing of the GuardArticles, ReviewsRoyal Opera House, Winter/Spring 2017 Richard Wagner, Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Giuseppe Verdi, Il trovatore, Francesco Cilea, Adriana Lecouvreur Kasper…
Edward Ardizzone Wins his PlaceArticles, Reviews The occasion of both a major exhibition in a public museum and the publication of a monograph devoted to…
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