Erato Magazine: Songs of the Summer 2024
Music writer Callum Foulds takes us on a journey through all the songs that need to be on your playlist as you swing your way into summer
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Catriona Miller
Jun 235 min read
Bad But Beautiful: the Enduring Appeal of Caravaggio
Why is it we can't get enough of Caravaggio, a man known as much for his violent life as for his beautiful art?
Callum Foulds
Jun 153 min read
Ethel Cain: Live at Roundhouse, London
Ethel Cain hits the Roundhouse in London, showing reverence for her home and influences all while doing something completely unique and new.
Andrea EBJ
Jun 152 min read
Review: Reading Music & Ensemble KNM Berlin
Reading Music is an ongoing project of the Ensemble KNM Berlin. Through visual and auditive mediums, they offer a unique experience.
Callum Foulds
Jun 114 min read
Adrienne Lenker and the Art of Silence
Thoughts and takeaways from Adrienne Lenker's show in Manchester back in April, offering an alternative look into live music culture.
Sarah Hajkowski
Jun 78 min read
Ghost Goes Hollywood: A Band, a “Ghovie,” and Fan-Love
An experience, that is: affecting multiple senses rather than “just listening to music.” A memorable, self-contained happening, with some of
devonfwebb
May 265 min read
An Autistic Interpretation of Bella Baxter
Bella Baxter of 'Poor Things' examined through the lens of autistic womanhood
kennethonwurah75
May 223 min read
Making Ends Meet as a Portrait Artist in Nigeria
Solomon Sarki is a portrait and realist artist with love for pastel and charcoal paintings.
Sarah Hajkowski
May 1812 min read
My Head Shrinks: Cognitive Distortions in Mother Mother's 'Grief Chapter'
Mother Mother's 'Grief Chapter' engages with mental health head-on.
Catriona Miller
May 144 min read
Women Artists by Themselves
As a major exhibition of women artists opens in London, we look at female self-portraits and what they say about the painters who made them.
Andrea EBJ
May 123 min read
Why Did they Kill Cassandra first?
Why did they kill Cassandra first? Deep-dive into the myth behind Taylor Swift's song, 'Cassandra', from 'The Tortured Poets Department.'
Callum Foulds
May 34 min read
Songs of Spring 2024
Spring has come! Join us as Erato Magazine writer Callum Foulds unveils the best songs for the season.
Sarah Hajkowski
Apr 214 min read
Creativity in Spades: A Conversation with Metal Artists Adams Crafty Creations
An interview with Western North Carolina metal artists Adams Crafty Creations.
Gokul KP
Apr 194 min read
Stopmotion: Where Imagination and Insanity Converge
Stopmotion portrays the chaos of artistry through Ella, a troubled animator whose journey defies the lines between fiction & reality.
Sarah Hajkowski
Apr 1511 min read
Tone Painting, Vocal Point of View, and other Musical Tip-Offs at ‘Hazbin Hotel’
Examining "Hazbin Hotel's" use of fundamental musical qualities to enrich its snazzy soundtrack.
Catriona Miller
Apr 135 min read
When Art and Protest Collide
Art has increasingly become the target of protest. Is cultural vandalism ever justified?
Dea Fejzullahu
Apr 113 min read
Was Defacing the Balfour Painting an Effective Form of Activism for the Pro-Palestine Movement?
By Dea Fejzullahu Recent events have reignited discussions surrounding the enduring legacy of the Balfour Declaration, prompting...
Hannah Kindred
Apr 18 min read
Review: If the Female Gaze was an album, it would be The Last Dinner Party’s 'Prelude to Ecstasy'
British indie-rock group The Last Dinner Party has taken the alt-music scene by storm. Dive into their debut album, Prelude to Ecstasy.
A. L. Sarino
Mar 286 min read
The Return of Female Rage: A Year Into Paris Paloma's 'Labour'
By mixing musical genres of alt-pop and folk, Paris Paloma's Labour became a social media sensation with its thought-provoking lyricism.
Catriona Miller
Mar 164 min read
Writing and Pictures: The Best Literature about Art
From current best-sellers to nineteenth century classics, here are some of the best books about art
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