The MA Fine Art: Sculpture at Camberwell College of Arts explores material and immaterial practice in the widest sense. You’ll experiment with a range of work including object making, performance, ...

The absence of context in a biennial whose stated aims quickly become lost in translation leaves far too many questions unanswered ...

Surrounded by 13th century walls which enclose a 15th century church, a pousada and tiny white-washed houses, it is the kind of place where you could be tempted to just fall off the grid.

Image courtesy: BMJ Case Reports Scurvy may not be a disease you might have heard of in the 21st century. Yet, about 300 years after naval surgeon James Lind discovered citrus juice as a remedy for ...

Sugary coffee lovers beware, though. Some of the worst Starbucks drinks have over 70 grams of sugar in one Grande size! Treating yourself to an extra-sweet coffee from time to time is perfectly ...

A once-common ailment from the 15th century, scurvy, is making an unexpected comeback in the 21st century. Historically associated with pirates and sailors who endured long voyages without fresh ...

There’s a certain romance to seeing Sculpture by the Sea in the rain ... Here, by the ocean, it brings to mind an 18th-century diving suit and pre-Cousteau undersea adventure.

The retreat will be held from October 25 and 26 2024 in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire. The retreat will provide the opportunity to reflect on and review the AU’s mediation strategies and preventive ...

Some art museums overawe with the sweep of their collections. Others thrill with a few perfectly placed masterworks. The best of them embody their cities’ ambitions and fulfill an ideal ...

It’s not the first place you’d expect to find millions of dollars in world-class public art. And yet, says Aurora Highlands co-owner and onsite development director Carla Ferreira, there it is.

Ye has been responsible for some of the greatest highs of this century in popular music, and for some lows that most artists would never be able to recover from. By Andrew Unterberger With the ...

We all know it: Eating too much sugar isn’t good for our health. It’s bad for the body, skin and brain, and reducing our intake can make a huge difference to our wellbeing. I may know this, but it ...