Culturefly on the Wall Podcast 31: Solo – A Star Wars Story, Streaming Recs, The Handmaid’s Tale and more

On the new Culturefly on the Wall podcast we review two intriguing franchise blockbusters. Listen in to Simon talk about Solo: A Star Wars Story and Jo reflect ... Read More...

Culturefly on the Wall Podcast #26: Annihilation, Tomb Raider, The EY Exhibition and more

Cinema, theatre, art and streaming options are all on the cards for this week's episode. Alex Garland’s Annihilation kicks off our episode and Jo and Simon g... Read More...

Culturefly on the Wall Podcast #20: Happy End, Modigliani, Battle of the Sexes and more

It’s the 20th podcast and we’re live from the Picturehouse Central. A shorter, 30-minute show this week in preparation for our end of year reflection. Due to th... Read More...

Culturefly on the Wall Podcast #15: Gerald’s Game, Bojack Horseman, Basquiat and more

It’s an exciting podcast this week in the lead up to the London Film Festival! From Meyerowitz to Mr Mercedes and Bojack to Basquiat, it’s all covered. Jo Gu... Read More...

Culturefly on the Wall Podcast #9: Romeo and Juliet, Fahrelnissa Zeid, Spider-Man: Homecoming and more

Hidden spots to find in the secret gem of a gallery in the Courtauld Gallery, near Somerset House, and we have a milkshake-drinker who’s not bringing his acting... Read More...

Culturefly on the Wall Podcast #5: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Mindhorn, Guardians Vol. 2 and more

This week, we are movie-heavy with discussion on Mindhorn, Lady Macbeth, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and the face-hugging Alien: Covenant under the microscop... Read More...

Culturefly On The Wall Podcast #1: Iron Fist, SXSW, Oasis, The Legend of Zelda and more

In the current overcrowded podcast-place, another one is always going to be a tricky sell – but our new Culturefly On The Wall podcast gives you the chance to s... Read More...

Robert Rauschenberg Exhibition at the Tate Modern Review

As the Royal Academy of Art closes the doors on the magnificent Abstract Expressionism exhibition on January 2nd, it seems fitting that an abstract-expressionis... Read More...

Barbara Hepworth: Sculpture for the Modern World – Tate Modern Review

Barbara Hepworth’s striking sculptures are known for their organic form. The curved spaces and deep caverns within a spherical shape is instinctively associated... Read More...