Art
A neglected radical
Guillaume Guillon-Lethière was an artistic and social pioneer
Reclaiming freedom in the arts
Great art that speaks of today cannot be made in a climate of fear
Remnant Rubens
A provincial folk artist offers an alternative view of Georgian society
The Venice Art Biennale
The overall tone is rather bloodless, smug and muted where one might hope for exhilaration
What Lowry saw in the sea
The philosophical side of the painter of “matchstalk men” adds to his charm
Bits and pieces
Can the digital age can demystify the art world?
Addicted in art
What role should suffering play in creativity and the consumption of art?
This was a bad start to the week
More work for the BBC pronunciation unit
So many art fairs, so little time
On the forums that bring together dealer and buyer
The Turner Prize’s identity crisis
The art establishment has revived competent drawing in spite of itself
Keir: more than just a lucky general
Neither Left nor Right can accept that Starmer’s impressive focus and strategic sense is responsible for transforming Labour’s prospects
A real education
We need a revolution in the way we teach, the curriculum, extracurriculars and funding
Stop loving losers
Rishi Sunak does not deserve the media’s perverse rehabilitation project
The Conservatives must learn from their failures
Our failure was predictable and must not be repeated
Kimchi culture
A new gallery pursues a pungent kind of artistic and intellectual renewal
The good news on academic free speech
The Office for Students has offered some cause for optimism
When in Spain…
…gorge on Iberian delicacies
Mission: Possible
Captain Boring is here to moderately improve the nation
International Society for Libdem Consciousness
It’s a cult, but at least it’s one of the cheerful ones
State of the arts coverage
The BBC has caved to cowardice over culture
Anti-Christian bias is rife in Employment Tribunals
If you’re Christian, you can no longer count on a fair hearing in workplace disputes
