A Holy Man In Harrow
The life of the poet and artist David Jones
Politics, Ideas and the Arts
Swiftian Satire Of Trumpland
Howard Jacobson's new novel is a brief but entertaining assault on Trump
Dating Dilemmas
Trying to change the calendar to accommodate religious festivals has been a centuries-old minefield
Domesticity And The Divine
For Italians of the Renaissance, the home was a place of religious intimacy and contemplation
No Joy At The Tate
David Hockney's 1979 view of the gallery, as told to Miriam Gross
Trump Chic
How Thorstein Veblen's "conspicuous consumption" explains the rise of The Donald
Cherchez La Femme
The case of François and Penelope Fillon showcases a surprising number of French political vices
Writers Welcome
The history of the Authors' Club
Vanessa Bell
The Dulwich Picture Gallery’s retrospective of Vanessa Bell’s work reveals a spectactularly vibrant artist When it comes to the Bloomsbury Group, it is impossible to separate their lives from their art. Just
Why Israel’s DNA Is So Revolutionary
Daniel Johnson talks to Tzipi Hotovely, deputy foreign minister and rising star of the Jewish state, about her country’s past, present and future
Anything Dennett Can Do, Scruton Does Meta
Two thinkers offer contrasting but complementary ways of thinking about human nature
A Sponger’s Ticket To The Finland Station
The irony of Lenin, Victor Sebestyan's biography reveals, is that he was profoundly bourgeois