Socrates, who lived and died in the birthplace of democracy--Athens--was deeply sceptical of it. He argued that democracy is, at best, a gamble that elevates popular figures, and at worst, produces ...

In her latest body of work, Shanzay Subzwari transforms loss into a meditative visual language rendered in luminous colours ...

Obsidian strips away the noise and lets writing take center stage, something Notion never quite manages perfectly.

A proposed housing development on a 561-acre ranch in Alva is facing opposition from residents who want to preserve the ...

At Arróniz in Mexico City, the artist’s swivelling graphite grids push up against fixed notions of Caribbean art ...

The initiative focused on delivery riders and frontline workers keeping services running Dubai: On the first day of Eid, while communities across the UAE gathered in celebration, Notions Group ...

Case Western Reserve University’s Department of Dance announces its final production of the 2025-2026 season. With Gratitude is a special concert celebrating 50 years of the Graduate Dance Program at ...

In Vigdis Hjorth’s novel “Repetition,” a writer recalls a pivotal period of transformation, sex and family crises. By S.C. Cornell S.C. Cornell’s first book, the true story of true story of a murder ...

Launch recap: Scroll down to review live updates from the Sunday, March 1, liftoff of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral on the Starlink 10-41 mission. Original story: Prepare for SpaceX to ...

Why do people often make decisions in the same pattern and choose the tried and tested, even when there are apparently better alternatives? A research team led by Stefan Kiebel, Professor of Cognitive ...

“To inherit or not to inherit, that is the question” for a woman who wants to make art, “as Virginia Woolf also thought,” the Norwegian novelist Vigdis Hjorth writes in her novel A House in Norway.