Surveillance – a family drama
Hampshire Field. Photo: Peter Jordan Surveillance was one of the Romantic age’s master themes. Some of the period’s most best-loved works meditate on the pernicious social effects of overintrusive prying…. Read more »
Hampshire Field. Photo: Peter Jordan Surveillance was one of the Romantic age’s master themes. Some of the period’s most best-loved works meditate on the pernicious social effects of overintrusive prying…. Read more »
– Alex Watson The fascinating and unexpected connections between Romanticism and Japanese culture are displayed in a number of temporary exhibitions on show in Tokyo. The recently-finished “Imaginary Architecture from… Read more »
– Laurence Williams Fuji seen from Lake Kawaguchiko (image by Midori) As Fuji gains UNESCO World Heritage status, the Japan Times has a great article exploring the mountain’s influence on… Read more »
On 23 May, Jayne, Sid and I presented our recent work on Shakespeare and sustainability at the Telegraph Hay Festival. Thanks are due to INSPIRE/ASLE-UKI, whose 2013 essay competition on… Read more »