Hannah Green

With the release of her latest memoir Bread of Angels, coverage of Patti Smith has once more foregrounded her age over her creativity as an artistic, musical and literary icon. This reflects a broade...

A look at how feminism’s presence in visual culture is reshaping political activism into marketable aesthetic. ...

How can the arts thrive in working class communities? ...

An ode to the Yorkshire sound, and a look at why Northern voices must work harder to be taken seriously. ...

Once a banner of empire and later a pop-art fashion staple, the Union Jack is instantly recognisable. Today, it finds itself at the heart of battles between identity, belonging and power. Playful to s...

Galleries around the world are joining the anti-ICE protest, rejecting the expectation that art remains polite, neutral, and decorative.  In the US, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is autho...

Art exists North of Watford, you know......

When will the Booker Prize stop writing off women? The female dominant cultural shift in the literary landscape is long overdue. Literature refuses to silently stand still. Does the most prestigious l...

We love projecting modern societies’ fetish with labelling personalities to characterise ideas and people. Neurodivergent, the buzz word of recent years, has emerged in the discourse of J.M.W. Turne...