Corrective Retrospective: Peter Mendelsund
Of course, the greatest pleasure comes from finding his work, on your own personal bookshelf, already living there, with you. Designs loved, and now known. Ruth Thomas writes.
Corrective Retrospective: Ambera Wellmann
Her photos challenge you to think twice about things you see and do every day, but never really examine. Lucy Rossen writes.
Review: Hypatia (Blue Room)
The physicality and urgency of the performance brought the story of one woman, and in a way the stories of all women, powerfully alive. Katie McAllister reviews.
25 Days of Guild Elections, Day 7: Antonate Silvergreen’s ‘The Numbers’ Vol. 1: The Ballot Draw
Here are the numbers that do and don’t matter. Julian Coleman and Ed Hollingdale report.
Column Talk V: Kolonne Samtale
The thing about climbing up two Corinthian columns to get into someone’s house is that you can’t really do it. Harry Peter Sanderson writes.
Corrective Retrospective: Agnes Martin
I hope you can see what makes these works so beautiful and gentle. Pema Monaghan writes.
Column Talk IV: Corinthian Columns
Some say Corinthian columns can be Too Much. Well, they are right. Harry Peter Sanderson writes.
The Save the Children Book Sale Preparations: 2017
The Pelican team talks you through how they prepared for the Save The Children Book Sale this year.