Films like The Devil Wears Prada invite viewers to expect excess and extravagance in fashion, publishing, and design across the board. However, ArtReview is not ostentatious in the least. Consequently,...

When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon is an interesting read with a insight into Indian-American culture. Dimple Shah is an Indian-American teen going into her freshman year at college. The book begins...

With long-standing interests in fashion, design and entrepreneurship, both Chris Von Daehne (’18) and Charlie Park (’20) have created their own clothing lines. Park launched Adults London at the...

“Raw,” said Grace Gallagher (’20), co-founder of Darkroom, when describing the new student-run online magazine she created this semester alongside Catherine Bennett (’20) and Margot Sarfas (’20)....

Even though snow days and winter may be behind us, a fantastic, wintery art opportunity is still allowing us to take our last breaths of winter. The Ben Brown Fine Arts Gallery in Mayfair is showing American...

Foolish Hearts by Emma Mills is a heartwarming story that features a cast of characters that feel genuine and while it may not change your worldview, it certainly left me smiling. The main character,...

Initially, ‘The Crown’ depicts itself as a television show aimed at adults rather than young students due to the historical references and lack of relatable events. However, upon watching this program...

Chilly weather and a lack of sunlight are two reasons not to go out in January, however, the 2018 installation of the Lumiere London Light Festival gave me a reason to explore London for a few hours on...

The Boxpark in Shoreditch offers a solution for anyone feeling boxed in by the typical St. John’s Wood High Street restaurants. The Boxpark offers two floors worth of constantly-changing restaurants...