Neil D.A. Stewart

America is Hard to See (but the new Whitney certainly isn’t)

The new Renzo Piano Whitney in the Meatpacking is the talk of the town. Its exterior spaces are full of tourists snapping the skyline. But what's the art inside actually like?

Review: <em>The Green Road</em> by Anne Enright

Review: The Green Road by Anne Enright

by Neil D.A. Stewart

"It’s a classic Enright line: your shoulders tense up with discomfort even as you’re laughing"

The Marfans have landed! | A long, weird weekend in Marfa, Texas

by Neil D.A. Stewart

Neil D.A. Stewart discovers the town that Donald Judd built

Martial Arts | An afternoon with Martial Vivot

by Neil D.A. Stewart

An afternoon at New York’s ultimate high-end men’s salon: meet Martial Vivot, who cuts hair according to your personal music tastes

The vegetables of 10 Downing Street | Review: Cafe Clover

by Neil D.A. Stewart

How do you like your cauliflower steak? Cafe Clover is quite the scene, and full of Zeitgeisty veg-focused cooking

Happy Easter everybody! | Salute the balut

by Neil D.A. Stewart

"I’ve seen frankly alarming pictures of people eating the balut whole, but I went spoonful by cautious spoonful"

Pop art | Bjork in New York

by Neil D.A. Stewart

Bjork at New York's MoMA and Carnegie Hall: Eccentric genius or self-indulgent whimsy?

Hell is other people | Jeff Koons at the Centre Pompidou, Paris

by Neil D.A. Stewart

Expensive art and idiocy - Jeff Koons at the Centre Pompidou, Paris

The best books of 2014

by Neil D.A. Stewart

From Kim Gordon to women behaving badly

One more nail in the coffin | Review: Rex & Mariano, London

by Neil D.A. Stewart

"Once upon a time, Mr Marks and Mr Spencer operated a grocers’ stall together, but the eponymous Rex and Mariano are likelier to be two people who’ve favourited one another’s Twitter feeds but never actually met"

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