Wallace Chan deconstructs the individual for Venice Biennale
The multidisciplinary Hong Kong artist has reimagined one of his gigantic sculptures to create a new message for the Venice Biennale, writes policy editor Eliot Wilson
ARTS
“I love the stories and the world these objects can reveal to us if we listen to them” – Dr Janina Ramirez speaks to CulturAll
Ahead of a new series of Lost Relic Hunters, renowned historian Dr Janina Ramirez dispels the myths surrounding the Dark Ages, describing literary revolutions, poems in swords and new alchemical theories…
BUSINESS
The sale of Channel 4 would betray British culture
Britain needs the soft power of creativity not another national asset sold out writes Alex Matchett
POLICY
Lubaina Himid’s commission for the UK Government “An attempt to undo some tragic historical and global mistakes”
The latest addition to the Government Art Collection brings timely historical and contemporary scrutiny
TRAVEL
Review: Epic Iran at the V&A ★★★★★
From splendid sixteenth century folios to daring contemporary artworks, via devotional poems and displays of power, Epic Iran boasts 5000 years of cultural triumph
LONG LUNCH
A tasteful tapestry of art & food at Colonel Saab
London’s latest culinary addition is a homely artistic expression of all a family restaurant’s best ingredients
