Thomas McMullan

2 months ago | msn.com | Thomas McMullan

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2 months ago | msn.com | Thomas McMullan

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2 months ago | theguardian.com | Thomas McMullan

Anna and Tom are expats living in Berlin in the 2010s. As freelance digital creatives, their Neukölln flat is affordable, their windowsills are plant-lined, their armchairs are Danish mahogany. Meanwhile, their social lives are curated around gallery openings for art they do not much care about, cooking and the occasional attempt at an orgy. Perfection is Berlin-based Italian writer Vincenzo Latronico’s fourth novel, his first to be translated into English, here by Sophie Hughes.

Jan 8, 2025 | frieze.com | Thomas McMullan

Bruno Zhu’s solo exhibition at Chisenhale Gallery presents the viewer, initially, with two bright green doors. Each leads to a different room in a quadrant of spaces fashioned from plasterboard. Enter the left door and you’re in an empty space with a purple floor and walls coloured red, green, yellow and blue. Travel clockwise and you’re in a room bare except for a set of large, mirrored vitrines with apertures shaped like card suits.

Nov 24, 2024 | internationalaffairs.org.au | Thomas McMullan

The gradual withdrawal of the Saudi-led coalition from Yemen and a diplomatic rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Iran suggest a major geopolitical realignment in the Middle East, challenging US influence. This new alignment signals a regional shift towards greater independence, with Riyadh and Tehran turning their focus toward shared challenges and away from antagonistic competition.