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The history of abstract art is usually told in negative terms, as a development away from representation and meaning and away from all the conventions of subject and communication that had served art and its...
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week art historian Steve Wadlow follows up on a previous podcast (qv) on the Duncan portrait of...
Clodagh Kennedy reports on a recruitment drive by the Territorial Army; interviews with James Malpas, art history teacher; Major Charles Winstanley of the TA.
The Footwarmer: interview with jazz musician George Melly; presented by Tim Colwell on 23.04.1984 [Easter Monday]. His real name: Alan George Heywood Melly, born 17 August 1926, is an English jazz and blues...
All nominated entries were showcased and the winners of each category announced at the Learning on Screen Awards 2014 on the evening of Thursday 24 April 2014 at the BFI Southbank, London. The evening...
A multimedia survey of the history and development Western art, featuring six main movements: the late medieval world, the Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo to revolution, Romanticism, and Impressionism and...
The victory of Emperor Menilek of Ethiopia over the Italians in the Battle of Adwa in 1896 was a major event in the history of Africa. As a result Ethiopia survived the nineteenth century European scramble...
A Royal Institution Discourse in which David Bomford of the National Gallery, London, examines the long tradition of applying scientific techniques to the study of works of art. He reviews past and present...
Presented by three art historians, all experts on different aspects of 19th-century French art and urbanism. Each displays a particular art historical methodology: that’s the point. Francis Frascina...
Audio podcast. Art conservator Mark F. Bockrath, and art historian Elisabeth Berry Drago, discuss and show the messy and occasionally dangerous process of making paints from pigments and the transition to...
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