Morrissey’s Bookshelf: Billy Liar
Within the other two works mentioned in this series – By Grand Central Station [...]
Review: Gert and Uwe Tobias/Diane Arbus at Nottingham Contemporary
There is something deeply unsettling about Gert and Uwe Tobias’ exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary, [...]
Morrissey’s Bookshelf: A Taste of Honey
Following on from the last instalment, in which we took a closer look at [...]
The Inquisitive Genius of Sherlock
More than elementary deduction, this contemporary crime drama leaves plenty for viewers to wrap [...]
Photographic Phenomenon: Bugs Crawl into Top Spot
Thousands of photographs were considered and analysed but finally the wait is over. A [...]
Review: Cirque du Soleil Saltimbanco at the Trent FM Arena
Seemingly, spectacles no longer have the power to suspend reality as they used to. [...]
Morrissey’s Bookshelf: By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept
They say that “talent borrows, genius steals”, and it seems somewhat apt that this [...]
Review: Hairspray – The Musical
As I scan around the room, I wonder how many brothers, boyfriends, friends and [...]
Review: Dreamlands at Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
The ‘city of a thousand and one cities’, Dubai, sells itself on dreams. It [...]
Review: Les Promesses du Passé at Centre Georges Pomipdou, Paris
It cannot be denied that the spectre of communism, in all its austere glory, [...]
Luther: The Bleeding Edge
If you were 50 feet up and a child serial killer was hanging perilously [...]
Review: Uneven Geographies at Nottingham Contemporary
Globalisation is barely a new phenomenon. Social theorists wax lyrical about the world becoming [...]
