No second coming for the arts
Labour will finish the Tories’ work of destroying the arts – only “better”
The art world is eating itself
A culture of censorship has devolved into rival attempts at cancellation
Does the Turner Prize still matter?
This year’s exhibition offers a diversity of style if not of ideology
The cathedral and the museum
With declining attendances and a neglect of their core mission, churches and art galleries have much in common
Forever stuck in the nineties
Sarah Lucas and the sexual revolution that wasn’t
The culture war has become the culture
On the discourse and the subject
Growth, grift and speculation
What can art tell us about economics?
In a world without God, what does suicide mean?
When society no longer sees the taking of one’s own life as a sin, it is unclear who should be responsible for attempting to prevent such deaths
The museum tells it how it was
On the creation of national identity
A movement to where?
What, if anything, is “right-wing” art?
What went wrong with Peter Foster?
A lazy series of talking points for Remainers
Gender misinformation
Ireland’s torturous, ideological administration is where truth goes to die, and vulnerable women are paying the price
Lucky numbers
In football, a number is more than just a number
From commemoration to cosplay
We are losing sight of what we claim to be remembering
In defence of Political Currency
Not all podcasts by middle-aged politicians are the same
Hey, regulator, leave those teachers alone
Against authoritarian tolerance in education
Heaven is where the chefs are British
In praise, and not just defence, of British cooking
Frans Hals’ sense of fun
A delightful display of portraiture at the National Gallery
From Hegel to Hollywood
Few who sought to understand Hegel have got the gist of the Geist
Birth trauma must be taken seriously
Women in labour need more care and respect
The renewables red herring
It is not true that high energy prices are caused by a lack of investment in renewables
