How Monet created motion pictures The great Impressionist’s series of paintings of Rouen Cathedral prefigures the movies: his eye was the camera, his canvas the screen May 29, 2018 Critique
Mary Cassatt: the feminine feminist The magnificent exhibition of Mary Cassatt’s work currently on show in Paris demonstrates her clearly feminine sensibility and staggering skill May 29, 2018 Drawing Board
A currency to make bankers cry Bitcoin is a fascinating hybrid: part cult, part asset, part business enterprise, part currency, part fad—and it appeals to the best and worst of human nature May 29, 2018 Books
The priesthood of the priggish Does contemporary Western civilisation face any threat more pressing than that which emanates from within our own societies? May 29, 2018 Books
Hardy scholars and travellers Western scholarship on Islam has long been under a cloud May 29, 2018 Books
The gentleman and the player For many, Swanton and Arlott embodied the soul of cricket themselves May 29, 2018 Books
Tricks of Memory Far more than just a jolly trip down memory lane, with a backdrop of dreaming spires, this is a moving and mature work May 29, 2018 Books
Essex man who left his mark Edward Bawden’s versatility has masked his huge contribution to 20th-century British art May 29, 2018 Art
An Italian take on time and space Events in the quantum world do not form an orderly queue but crowd around in a chaotic fashion May 29, 2018 Cosmos
Stick to love The sequel to Call Me By Your Name should not be politicised April 24, 2018 Counterpoints
Catalan myths must now confront reality The claims of the pro-independence campaigners are historically dubious April 24, 2018 Dispatches