Frances Spalding
Why The Most Civilised Of Men Felt Like A Fraud
James Stourton’s biography of Kenneth Clark offers insights into a life riddled with paradox
Paul Nash: A Very British Modernist
A major exhibition at Tate Britain offers a welcome opportunity to take in a broad view of an artist who reinvigorated art
Legacy of a Sir-Realist
The surrealist Sir Roland Penrose, who married Lee Miller, befriended Picasso, and co-founded the ICA
Only Congress can tame Beijing’s bloody instincts
Hong Kong’s struggle for freedom is inspirational. But outsiders must help by challenging police violence
Doomed by data, our new Trojan Horse
“Data, like the jungle, is neutral. But its users are not.”
The riddle of the car bomb and the lucky gambler
Investigating the assassination of a Maltese journalist has been a masterclass in legal ping-pong