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To believe or not to believe

"Irrationally held truths may be more harmful than reasoned errors," philosophized Thomas Huxley. But the distinguished English biologist’s argument, however…

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Artistic identity in an age of terror

Post 9/11 do Arab-American artists have to pick a side or can they use their heritage to inform new bodies…

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Smorgasbord for the senses

As the place where the spinning jenny and the computer were invented, Manchester is often touted as the world’s first…

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AIDS Awareness: A Dying Artform?

The start of the new millennium sees the AIDS pandemic enter its third decade. Tragically, the number of new infections…

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The Art of Memory

It’s been five years since the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, where nearly 3,000…

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A 'Design Tsar' for London?

Britain’s urban design has been a hot topic since architect Lord Rogers chaired a report in 1999 that concluded British…

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Cause for alarmism?

Do powerful new measures introduced into British law with the Terrorism Act 2006, ostensibly to help the police and law…

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The art of reinvention

Just what are the forces driving our obsession with the contemporary art of adaptation? For up until recently and historically,…

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The new diversity of superheroes - from Gotham City to Bollywood

That stalwart of superhero pulp, America's DC Comics, sent tongues a'wagging when they recently ressurected a long dead character. But…

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What is “Sacred” Music, Anway?

Since the reforms of the 1960s (when the Second Vatican Council curtailed the use of Latin), Catholic parishes and dioceses…

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