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The problem with Dante’s concept of ‘sin’
MIRIAM ZEGHLACHE asks why Dante’s perception of sin in his Divine Comedy still resonates 700 years after his death. Dante Alighieri imagines in his..

Bridget Riley: Paintings that Force You to Look Away
RUBY ANDERSON explores the feelings of frustration and bewilderment caused by Bridget Riley’s Op Art. The experience of looking at a Bridget Riley painting is..

Mooreing Myself
JEAN WATT discusses how the stability of public sculpture can provide some comforting tangibility in a time where our reality is more virtual than we..

Reflections on Rilke
ARIANA RAZAVI contemplates the enduring beauty of Rilke’s poetry. I first met Rilke in a world literature class aged sixteen, in the poem..

The Trial of Eve
MAYA WILSON AUTZEN interrogates the aetiology of the fallen woman. The Book of Genesis provides not only the origin story of the Christian world..

A Banana in Paris
A poem by ANNA DANG. I. ‘All Passports’, says the sign in front of me, I push mine sideways through the hole, like..