Culture

While preparing for my interview with Anthony-Noel Kelly, which he had kindly agreed to do with London Cult in the light of his upcoming exhibition, What Lies Beneath, I found myself fascinated with him.

Fixation on power, money, and gain, intertwined with cynicism and disdain for conventions—a potent cocktail for the realization of the American dream. This complex dynamic succeeds, in its own warped way, for both Roy Cohn and Donald Trump, the protagonists…

Heavy water, or deuterium dioxide, is a compound chemically identical to regular water, save for the substitution of hydrogen’s lighter isotope with its denser progenitor. Traceable in minuscule quantities across the globe’s waterways, heavy water serves as a fitting metaphor…

At the end of October, lovers of the work of Austrian genius Gustav Mahler enjoyed a two-day celebration of his music, as the composer’s Second Symphony (1888-1894) and his Fifth Symphony (1901-1902) were performed by the leading London orchestras (the…

Within Indian tradition, the veil between the natural and the supernatural—like that between the individual and the absolute—hangsprecariously thin, allowing spirits and demons to drift between realms, bending mortals to their whims through deception or wisdom… Such truths flow through…

First and foremost, “Substance” is an exceptionally unique work, distinguished by its technical execution, dramaturgy, and narrative rhythm. It may well be the year’s most potentfilm, given its immence potential to affect audiences. Yet, something feels very wrong.

Pianist Daniel Kabakov is quickly making waves on the vibrant London music scene with his own blend of improvisation, contemporary styles, and a deep-rooted passion for the music. A versatile pianist with a solid foundation in jazz, Kabakov’s playing is…