Wash Your Hands: Pandemics, Illness & Health in Interwar Polish Culture From representations of physical contagion, disease and sickness, to depictions of more psychological torment, ideas around ...

In Gavin Stamp’s majestic final book Interwar, published six years after his death, he has brought together opposing currents of history and design to tell an intriguing story of how Britain ...

When Gavin Stamp died in 2017, it was generally assumed that the British “interwar” architecture book, on which he had been working for a good number of years, would never appear. It turns out ...

The centenary of Poland’s regained independence might have already passed, but a revival of interwar culture, particularly music, is still on the up. In recent years, an increasing number of bands ...