Zaha Hadid: Redefining Space
Baghdad-born London-educated architect Zaha Hadid is often described as “the greatest female architect of all times”. A statement that is fairly difficult to refute, as she won the Stirling Prize twice, received a Royal Gold Medal for Architecture as well…
Art is why I wake up in the morning
SKT Gallery is ready to launch another physical exhibition in London! Following the success of…
Work Must Still Be Done – A Revisionist Look at Black Artists in the UK
Britain’s fraught history of imperial conquest, displacement, cultural whitewashing and enslavement will perpetually haunt the…
The fading distinction between original and copy: Rethinking the definition of the work of art through W. Benjamin
In 1936, the German philosopher Walter Benjamin wrote the essay The Work of Art in…
Gustav Klimt through the lense of Schopenhauerian philosophy
In fin-de-siècle Vienna of the early 20th Century, Klimt publicly denounced the subject of Philosophy, alongside modern science, as…
AI artists: a change to how we value art?
The Turing Test, a famous thought experiment designed to prove the existence of human intelligence in a computer, depends on a computer being able to successfully convince a (human) observer that it is human. But what if, one day, you were…
The Drive-thru Museum
Museums and art galleries are fundamentally social spaces. They encourage connection and communication, they are…
The Boschi Di Stefano Museum-Home: highlights from a prominent example of the Milanese interwar collecting taste
Hidden in a side street in the city centre, far from the main touristic hotspots,…
The Portland Art Museum and Treasures of the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest has always enchanted me. For those unfamiliar, this is the area—also known…
4 Underrated Highlights of the Capodimonte National Museum
Capodimonte National Museum is one of the largest museums in Italy, meaning you could spend…