Spam is vogue in restaurants you cannot afford
Spam survived Pearl Harbour, The Korean War and the dorks of Monty Python. Now it wants to be taken seriously.
Terrible political change, what is it good for? Well, art, actually
As we watch Zimbabwe tear itself apart, our extended history indicates that the worse things get, the better the art we produce becomes.
“War in my Neighbourhood” project connecting the next generation with the mistakes of the past
The wounds of previous war and conflict may never disappear, but due to one pioneering European project, they may eventually heal.
Remembering the brilliant women that history forgot
For numerous and varied excuses, the achievements of women are lost to history. However, we’ve found two that deserve their day in the sun. Fair’s fair.
Book review: The unfaithful narration of Michael Chabon’s “Moonglow”
Michael Chabon’s “Moonglow” is a stylistic hybrid of fiction and memoir, all in an effort to mislead the audience. Ballsy, yet fantastically done.