Different subjects: a fresh perspective

In the first part of a series on how our academic studies inform a love of art, Joseph Krol discusses the evolution of mathematical perspective in art, from Masaccio to Dalí

Contemporary art and Hong Kong

Alice Garner leads us through Hong Kong’s burgeoning contemporary art scene in an effort to shed light on the city’s paradoxical identity

Interview

Orlando Figes: The Memory of Revolutionary Russia

Review: The Best of All Possible Worlds at Downing’s Heong Gallery

Ship Ahoy!: Inside Tit Hall’s nautical Jerwood Library

Architecture columnist Arianna Rabin explores the maritime vibes of Trinity Hall’s library and marvels at its innovative use of space

State of the Art: Making Sense of Sarcophagi

Columnist Peter Chappell explores Nespawershefyt’s Coffin at the Fitzwilliam and the issue of appraising non-Western art

Pub Punditry: The Free Press

Christ’s ugly back-end

Eileen Cooper’s ‘A Woman’s Skin’ at Wolfson

Culture Cuts

State of the art: De Heem, Moreelse and my grandma’s butterflies

Europe’s Tainted Art Works

‘The Good Immigrant’– BAME voices in post-Brexit Britain

Review: From Sea to Shore

Word Up: a whale of a time

‘You should be working’: finding time for creativity in exam term