Art, religion and meaning
Last night’s piano recital in a Sheffield church highlighted once again the permeable boundaries between art and religion. The performance—which
Thinking about culture as if people mattered
Last night’s piano recital in a Sheffield church highlighted once again the permeable boundaries between art and religion. The performance—which
I was driving home through the Scottish Borders—like Debatable Lands everywhere, this lovely region is used to strangers—when I passed
Last night was the opening of Bill Ming’s exhibition at New Art Exchange in Nottingham, his first substantial solo show
Gunnie Moberg (1941-2007) was a photographer, painter and designer, born in Sweden and an Orkney woman by adoption. A small
Yesterday morning, Margaret Thatcher died. Her death has been followed by an explosion of polemic, encomium and vitriol, about what
‘Inform, educate and entertain’ This week, Radio 4 has been broadcasting a series of 45-minute programmes by Melvyn Bragg under the title The
What is the difference between culture and heritage? It’s a question that has often arisen in my work and which,