"It was my first ever visit to Dubai airport, and I spent my hour or so here reflecting on the tremendous run of good luck that meant I’d managed to avoid the place for the last 35 years"
Neil Stewart looks back at the extraordinary work of the "one-man avant-garde of the 1960s" who killed himself 40 years ago
Tadao Ando, Monet and Thunderbirds monorails on Japan's offbeat art island
Is this dark journey into Walt Disney World genuine guerilla movie making?
"Sad, strange, moving, deeply weird… I’m calling it now: there won’t be a better English-language novel published this year"
“Wasn’t it possible that the whole vast global city was actually knit together by the invisible threads of the underground economy?”
From Björk's Debut to Biophilia, a two decade Icelandic art adventure
20 years on, how does Irvine Welsh's quintessentially Scottish masterpiece read… in French?
"Creaky plotting", overlong and a "missed opportunity". Neil Stewart finds much at fault with Eleanor Catton's much hyped Man Booker-longlisted novel
The most literary and historic restaurant in the City of Light is a sumptuous, violet-flavoured timewarp
