Features
Google Earth and the US Holocaust Museum bring Sudan’s plight to the desktop
In 2004 the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (‘USHMM’) declared Darfur a genocide emergency in an attempt to highlight the…
Artist's Voice: Madelon Galland
Last month, an Australian colleague alerted us to Madelon Galland's STUMP Project, begun in 1999, but which had recently caught…
Cardboard Citizens: taking theatre from the hostel to the boardroom
Have you ever got to the end of a play and thought 'I would have done that differently'? Well, Cardboard…
Bach Choir of Bethlehem: the 100th Festival
In early May, the Bach Choir of Bethlehem, the oldest US musical organization dedicated to J.S. Bach's music, holds its…
Location, location: The London Book Fair
Last year the London Book Fair moved location and dissent spread through the publishing industry - this April, much to…
Meet Mr Right in an age of Serial Killers: Live art in the Capital
SPILL Festival is showing that live art is hot - but is it underepresented in the capital? What's on the…
Looking for Andy Warhol twenty years later
Highly accomplished in many fields, Andy Warhol served as a modern version of the classic Renaissance man, making a name…
Connecting real life art to Second Life
Second Life is a three dimensional online world created entirely by its residents. It is a world with limitless possibilities…
Whining As Performance Art: Tales of 'Valituskuoro'
If you’ve ever sung in a choir you know the wonderful feeling of oneness with others. There is the solidarity…
Glass & Reich @ 70
In recent months the musical world celebrated seventieth birthday landmarks of two composers who can surely be credited with having…