Bewildered, Elderly Male Considers the Sensation of 'Fifty Shades of Grey'
It's sad, but undeniably true, that our rubbish tells more about us than our art. Continue reading...
- Posted 10 July 2012
- UK Culture
Carla Buzasi
:The Week That Was: A Harsh Dose of Reality
James Alan Anslow
:Journalism Is Not a Profession
David Holmes
:Is Your Child Ready to Learn?
Emma Gannon
:Why the Personality of the CEO Has Never Been So Important for Brands
Francis Ghesquiere
:An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure: Reducing Disaster Risks Around the World
It's sad, but undeniably true, that our rubbish tells more about us than our art. Continue reading...
The aim of the project is to re-awaken school kilns all over England, introducing a new generation of children to the possibilities (both creative and practical) of clay, and encouraging them to take these skills further forward in their education and subsequently the wider economy. Continue reading...
Is Access All Areas a symposium report? Continue reading...
In 1918, Kafka wrote about the early kibbutzim in Palestine, arguing there should be no legal courts - "Palestine needs earth (...) but it does not need lawyers". Until Israel realizes world Jewry and their cultural assets are not automatically property of the Jewish state, and removes its lawyers from this sorry tale - the world will continue to be starved of a true literary great's work. Continue reading...
The programme might say that it doesn't start until 1 August, but don't be fooled. The Edinburgh Fringe has been in full swing for months. Comedy clubs across the country are chock-a-block with Edinburgh previews, while the inboxes of hapless journos like me are flooded with press releases. Continue reading...
