Evans is a place on Earth

About a month back I wrote about attending my first LAAG (London Atheist Activist Group) meeting and how much I enjoyed the evening. Since t...

Eleven times a year on the first Monday of the month in a pub in Camden (The Monarch, near Chalk Farm) an assorted group of scientists, cyni...

If The June Brides really were looking forward to getting married in the flaming month it'd probably end up pissing down on their weddin...

Tate Britain's ambitiously priced Frank Auerbach exhibition doesn't contain much to read. Which is tricky for bloggers hoping to cri...

If you're the sort of person who perceives the adjective 'flowery' in the pejorative then the Royal Academy's new show Paint...

The V&A's free exhibition of Julia Margaret Cameron's ground-breaking, slightly out of focus, scratched, and even smudged photog...

Ferdinand Victor Eugene Delacroix was born in 1798 in the southern suburbs of Paris. Into a country that had recently seen the storming of t...