Naomi Polonsky
Preview: Ridley’s Choice
Naomi Polonsky gets an insight into this thought-provoking piece of new theatre
Emily Russell: colours of Matisse and shapes of Malevich
Naomi Polonsky goes for an intense coffee with one of Oxford’s up-and-coming artists
Milestones: Barbie
Naomi Polonsky looks at the grotesque disproportions of Barbie
The naked truth about sex in the arts
Naomi Polonsky explores the portrayal of sex in Western culture from the Classical to the contemporary
Milestones: Picasso vs Matisse
Naomi Polonsky takes a look at the creative rivalry between Picasso and Matisse
Deep Cover: an alternative night worth going to
Naomi Polonsky explains why we should forget about gimmicky throwback nights in favour of real music
The cult of celebrity in the world of art
Naomi Polonsky examines the changing concept of The Artist in society throughout the ages
Prisoner in the Caucasus: Turkey, Georgia and Armenia
Naomi Polonsky recounts how a drunken joke became an unforgettable trip
Oxford’s culture vultures
Naomi Polonsky takes a look at Oxford alumni known for their cultural endeavours
Oxford’s literary ghosts
Naomi Polonsky takes a look at the fictional characters who attended, and perhaps still haunt, Oxford University
Review: Malevich at the Tate
Naomi Polonsky considers the importance of this Russian artist in 20th century art at the retrospective of his work
Review: Marina Abramović, 512 Hours
Naomi Polonsky experiences performance art history in the making
Milestones: Isaac Levitan
Naomi Polonsky examines the influential Russian landscape artist
Review: Vico
Naomi Polonsky is entertained and disturbed by this student-written play about insanity