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BFI synopsis: Princess Margaret opens an exhibition of Rhodesian art at the Commonwealth Institute in London.
The tyrannisation of art by political power during the 1930s in Germany and elsewhere. Discusses contrasts to ‘degenerate art’.
Third in a series of programmes on the art of poetry produced by literary historian J. Isaacs. Samples of Shakespeare’s ‘poetic art’ are read by Douglas Leach.
Birkbeck, University of London are hosting series of events on using still and moving images in academic research throughout November 2017. https://vimeo.com/192340183 The conference on fair dealing...
A portrait of Joseph Beuys, a pioneer of new approaches to art.
Steve Edwards looks at some of the intellectual issues associated with different ways of displaying modern art and some of Tate’s displays. There are also interviews with the curators responsible for...
Art historian T J Clark interviews Clement Greenberg, well-known art critic, about writing art criticism and opinion on artists. Questions such as what might be the essential qualities that made for great...
A tribute to Joseph Beuys documenting his influence on the avant-garde movement.
NoS synopsis: The latest methods of teaching children to appreciate art.
13-part American radio series, hosted by Sharon Swenson, in which Shakespeare scholars discuss aspects of Shakespeare’s work. In this episode Art Bassett, Brigham Young University (BYU), discusses...
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