Rosanna McLaughlin

Rosanna McLaughlin is the author of Against Morality (Floating Opera Press, 2025)

Camille Paglia: Elite Trolling

Rosanna McLaughlinArtReview22 January 2024

Having almost got her cancelled, the pugnacious public-intellectualism of Camille Paglia is trending. Why?

We Need to Talk About Porn

Rosanna McLaughlinartreview.com16 May 2023

While the cultural sphere is engaged in displays of inclusivity, positive representation and post-#MeToo feminism, billions of people are slumped over their smartphones, feeding the monster under society’s bed

The Extreme Performance Art of Liver King

Rosanna McLaughlinArtReview03 March 2023

His antics make Marina Abramović’s efforts look like a walk in the park

Prince Harry’s ‘Spare’ and the Triumph of the Trauma Plot

Rosanna McLaughlinartreview.com20 January 2023

Or why ressentiment is the prevailing moral attitude of the day

Ana Mendieta Deserves Better Than a True-Crime Podcast

Rosanna McLaughlinArtReview22 November 2022

‘Death of an Artist’ cannot seem to move beyond treating the past as a theatre of trauma

John Currin’s Paintings Are Disgusting and Amoral. That’s Why They’re So Good

Rosanna McLaughlinartreview.com14 November 2022

In an artworld encumbered by representational politics and moral gesturing, John Currin’s horny, gross and humiliating paintings feel oddly life-affirming

Unicorn Syndrome: Should We Celebrate Queer Theory Going Mainstream?

Rosanna McLaughlinArtReview08 June 2022

Is this a moment of triumph or merely a sign of our present psychic malaise?