The virality of Saltburn: 6 reasons it became a social media sensation
Saltburn is a tangled web of opposing narratives and beautiful imagery, while being shocking, depraved and brutal. But what made it stick in everyone’s minds?
Arts
Cute culture goes mainstream
A new exhibition focusing on the things we find adorable kicked off in London in January. We bring you the highlights
“Virtual clothing” is here: wearing fantasy on the body
Can you imagine waking up one day and, instead of searching through your wardrobe to decide what to wear, you plug into a virtual device and see an interactive interface that lists “digital clothes” in all sizes – ready to pay for?
Starting a dance studio in a foreign country: a chat with Lynn Zhang
We caught up with the owner of Krew Studio to find out more about her journey
Barbara Diesel on Dear Eliza and touring the country as a self-represented one-person show
Barbara Diesel is a 23-year-old one-woman powerhouse who made her playwriting debut at the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival – where she was shortlisted for the Best Newcomers Award
Introducing Cathar_sis- a multisensory experience in South London
This new event series and creative platform is certainly not to be missed
Addis acoustics and Brockley beats: in conversation with Julius Richard
We catch up with one of Southeast London’s rising talents, a 23-year-old freelance musician, artist, guitarist, session player, based in Brockley
Exhibition review: Genetic Automata
The Wellcome Collection hosts a pioneering exploration of scientific racism that combines audio-visual and digital