Arts & Culture

Celebrated musician David Bramwell mixes hydrology with magical realism and occult geography to create a unique portrait of the River Don.

Past Now Then featured artist reveals stunning installation, wrapping the glass balustrades of the Greenwich Peninsula with a ribbon of undulating colour.

The “unfortunately necessary sequel” doc to 2003’s The Corporation skewers modern forms of colonialism, looking at how the face of big business has changed – but behaviours haven’t.

Social and political artist Sara Qaed uses caricature to speak about refugees, women, corruption, power, human existence and contradictions.

A truly independent film festival which champions cinema from around the globe, we spoke to Director of Operations, Neil Jeram-Croft, about MANIFF, which took place earlier this month.

A chilling psychological thriller about envy, stolen identity and crimes of passion set in the stunning landscape of the Italian Riviera.

Artist-blacksmith whose career spans more than 30 years melds traditional metal working techniques with a creative flair.

Archivist documentarian Adam Curtis returns with ‘An Emotional History of the Modern World’, an attempt to chart how we came to be ruled by machine intelligences and blood-and-soil idiocies.

An exploration of appearances, deception and identity in the lush setting of 1960s Greece.

Techno futurist Martin Dust finds alternative futures and utopian visions in the city's postwar buildings and spaces.