On art’s — and Twitter’s — fascination with Veronica and her sudarium
By Laura Freeman
Why look at black-and-white books? You want the good stuff
By Laura Freeman
In search of the feminist heroine, survivor of abuse, canny player of the art market and bravura painter
By Laura Freeman
Keep your judgmental hands off my Japanese tea bowls
By Laura Freeman
Online praise is turning us all into narcissists
By Laura Freeman
‘My goal is to build a bridge between the present and the past.’
By Laura Freeman
Smiley face. Sad face. Smoochy face. Sick face. Edvard Munch ‘Scream’ face. How are you feeling today? Any of the above? When I worked as a teacher at a Saturday school for children who were struggling with English and maths, my pupils, all of whom were primary school age, had two emotions: they were ‘good’ […]
By Laura Freeman
