In an era of self-referentiality a ‘quiet photograph’ (1) can have much to commend it. There is a…
There is more to seeing than meets the eye: rejecting Scruton’s conception of photography.
Today, it is difficult to catch the sense of pioneering playfulness that existed at the dawn of Modernism. On…
The book that combines insights into the art of angling with general reflections about life is a book to savour. The book that accomplishes this with literary skill in a quiet understated way is a book to treasure. Over a lifetime of angling, as a boy in…
“The history of the dog in art is inextricably bound to the history of the dog itself” [The Dog — 5000 years of the Dog in Art by Tamsin Pickeral], and just as in Painting, where dogs have increasingly been used to symbolise something other than Human…
