Essays

A French Dispatch

Paris, Childhood and Erasmia Kadinopoulou’s Until Light Slaps for Flâneuse 2

Aug 20

RE: Anthony and Anthony

Gabrielle Sicam on Anthony Bourdain's legacy during a hot London summer as part of her new column, Flâneuse

Jul 22

Ed Luker ruminates on Berlin, loss, and dancing alone in Berghain

May 13

The End is Nigh/It's Only the Beginning

Introducing Season 4 Episode 6

Apr 18

Great Book/Worse People

Erin Workman has thoughts on the interest in Philippa Snow's Trophy Lives

Apr 13

Watching the (Tory) Detectives

By Róisín Lanigan

Mar 16

Symbols, Stand-ins and Euphemisms: The Impossibility of Whole Truths

By Phin Jennings

Dec 18, 2023

Oases of Pure Feeling: For Abstract Art

By Matt Herriot

Oct 10, 2023

How Things Should Be: A Letter From The Editor

By Jacob Barnes

Jan 7, 2023

Alex Leav: A Slippage in Meaning

By Jacob Barnes

Jan 6, 2023

Realism and Fascism: An Essay on the Tyranny of Capital in the Art Market

By Allan Gardner

Nov 22, 2022

Ernesto Renda: The Cutaway

By Jacob Barnes

Oct 22, 2022

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