Though often understood as a rigid cult of technocrats, the Bauhaus movement was a romantic tag of avant-gardists whose influence persists to this day

The surveillance capitalism of today's tech giants has radically reshaped what it means to be human, but that doesn't mean it's invincible

When it comes to reading religious texts, intellectual curiosity and reasoning can only take us so far. We must approach them with a mind open to complexity, beauty and troubling honesty

It’s a known phenomenon: systems and structures, if robust, continue to work for as long as they are unchanged

Actors, artists and performers—from Marina Abramović to Grayson Perry—argue it is time for Europe's artists to make themselves heard

There are many things in life that do not go according to plan. Kerr’s books are about what you do next

Interventions like Quentin Tarantino's may sound well-intentioned. But demanding critics leave plot details out of their reviews doesn't only do them a disservice—it reduces the complexity of film...

Despite its creator’s hopes, "Barca Nostra" points more to the limits of art than to the human tragedy that forms its origin story

"No context" Twitter accounts show that we're not just consuming TV differently online—the programs themselves are being changed to suit our new, internet-focussed viewing habits

Written after the Heart of Darkness, the novelist's secret agent thriller gains a new relevance today