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Raven Row—an East London not-for-profit exhibition venue that claims an almost cult-like following—has resurrected the artist and unleashed her ghost across the three levels of the domestic-eighteenth-century townhouse-turned-exhibition-venue on Artillery Lane, just off the bustling Spitalfields Market. AYE! (short for “Are You Experienced” and titled after the 1992 video with the same name) seems almost like a game of truth or dare.

Contributors and friends of the magazine reflect on what they read in 2023.

The distorted Western image of Milan Kundera as a writer of resistance

An excerpt from ‘The Curious History of the Heart: A Cultural and Scientific Journey’, by Vincent M Figueredo.

Czech literature is having a moment right now, with weird and experimental works making a perfect antidote to dull US/UK minimalism.

Juliette Binoche is on a quest for spiritual nourishment in Trần Anh Hùng’s foodie drama 'The Taste of Things': “Regrets? That’s Not In My Vocabulary”

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Writers at Foreign Policy pick a selection of non-fiction titles, from AI’s hype and fear to one of the biggest financial scandals in world history.

Those who know, know. Those who don’t know, need to be told I am infected. I am a carrier. I am contagious. I didn’t realize it myself, at first. And then, when I became aware, I was afraid. It made me different. I wanted to hide it. I tried to hide it. I wasn’t sure

How a bar in Greenwich Village, NYC played two important parts in the creation of Frank McCourt's beloved novel "Angela's Ashes."