Now Is the Time to Cultivate the Art of Sitzfleisch

by The New Yorker

CULTUREAlison OByrneApril 3, 2020reporter Apr 20

The Artist Reinvented

by ALHAUS

CULTUREALHAUSMarch 6, 2020March 2020, reporter

Fresh Start: Innsbruck

by Monocle

CULTUREALHAUSMarch 6, 2020March 2020, reporter

Thrown for a loop

by Cathy Buckmaster

Gallerist Claire Pearce speaks to ALHAUS magazine about how, fascinated by this age of alternative mediums, she took a leap of faith and established a North London gallery of ceramics.

March 6, 2020

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Escape to Nice

By Cathy Buckmaster

CULTURECathy BuckmasterMarch 6, 2020March 2020, reporter

When you should and shouldn't trust your gut

by Fast Company

CULTUREAlison OByrneMarch 6, 2020March 2020, reporter

Travelling the Mother Road

by Emily Cathcart

If you’ve ever dreamt of embarking upon the ultimate American road trip, you already know it by name; iconic Route 66 was one of the original highways.

March 6, 2020

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Meet the Influencer: Orla Whelan

by Julie-Ann Sherlock

Acclaimed visual artist, writer and illustrator Orla Whelan speaks to ALHAUS about her creative process and the Irish art scene.

March 6, 2020

CULTUREJulie-Ann SherlockMarch 6, 2020feature March 20, March 2020

The art of storytelling

by ALHAUS

CULTUREALHAUSMarch 5, 2020March 2020, reporter

What does it mean to be a man?

By Cathy Buckmaster

As a major exhibition on the subject of masculinity prepares to open this month in London, Cathy Buckmaster questions the role of men in fourth wave feminism

February 7, 2020

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Gut Oggau: Behind the mask

By Caitrina Cody

CULTURECaitrina CodyFebruary 7, 2020reporter

The women of Iran

By Steven Knipp

Unlike in other Islamic nations, such as Saudi Arabia or Iraq, Iranian women can work, drive and vote, own property, or businesses, run for political office; divorce is allowed and not uncommon.

February 7, 2020

CULTURESteven KnippFebruary 7, 2020February 2020, feature Feb 20

Bronze Act

By Tudor Caradoc-Davies/Bureaux

Cape Town sculptor Nic Bladen casts unique botanicals into bronze, creating artworks he hopes will last as fossils into the future.

February 7, 2020

CULTURETudor Caradoc-Davies/BureauxFebruary 7, 2020feature Feb 20, February 2020

Chasing the after-dark economy

By Cathy Buckmaster

Night Mayor is neither a person who takes on the graveyard shift of the city’s most important job, nor a comic book super-villain. Instead they are a figurehead who works to cultivate a city’s night-time economy.

February 7, 2020

CULTURECathy BuckmasterFebruary 7, 2020February 2020, feature Feb 20

Feeling burned out? This is why working less isn’t enough

by Fast Company

CULTUREALHAUSFebruary 7, 2020February 2020, reporter