Come and visit your library
The Murray Library and St. Peter’s Library are running a series of Welcome Drop-ins for new and returning students every weekday from Monday 19th September until Friday 7th October between 11am and 3pm. No...
Tagged: Arts & Design
TED Talks: Danielle Feinberg – The magic ingredient that brings Pixar movies to life
Danielle Feinberg, Pixar’s director of photography, creates stories with soul and wonder using math, science and code. Go behind the scenes of Finding Nemo, Toy Story, Brave, WALL-E and more, and discover how Pixar...
From the BBC: Blaze of glory: Commemorating Great Fire on the Thames
The River Thames became a blazing beacon last night, as London marked the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of 1666. A 120-metre barge bearing 190 replica 17th-century buildings was set alight in the...
What’s on this weekend?
Alice in Wonderland at Laing Art Gallery A British Library exhibition with additional loans from the Victoria & Albert Museum especially for the Laing, Alice in Wonderlanddelves into the world of Lewis Carroll’s classic...
Creative Review: Why NSPCC is using a dancing dinosaur to teach children about sexual abuse
NSPCC’s new film uses cheerful animation and a catchy song to deliver a serious message about abuse
Creative Review: Nike has put a giant, shoe-shaped running track in the centre of Manila
BBH Asia Pacific, Party New York and Jack Morton Worldwide have created the Unlimited Stadium in Manila for Nike, which sees a 200-metre-long running track installed for 17 days in the centre of BGC,...
JSTOR
What is JSTOR? JSTOR is a digital library of more than 1,500 academic journals, books, and primary sources covering economics, history, political science, and sociology, as well as in other key fields in the humanities...
TateShots: Louise Bourgeois
TateShots take an intimate look at the life and work of Louise Bourgeois.
Creative Review – Shapes of Cities: learn about iconic buildings in Yoni Alter’s iOS memory game
Shapes of Cities is a new iphone/ipad game based on artist Yoni Alter’s Shapes of Cities series
Creative Review: Post Rio 2016 isn’t it time for the Olympics brand to be more open?
With banned words, hashtags and Gifs, the Olympics can feel like a brand out of step with the modern world. If the IOC were to relax their grip on the Olympics brand a little for future...
What is open access?
This article by Charles W. Bailey Jr. is now a decade old, but it gives a thoughtful, and comprehensive, overview of the philosophy behind OA; something that often gets lost in the current climate...
TED Talks: Marina Abramovic – an art made of vulnerability and connection
Marina Abramović’s art pushes the boundary between audience and artist in pursuit of heightened consciousness and personal change. In her groundbreaking 2010 work, “The Artist Is Present,” she simply sat in a chair facing...
ART21: Bryan Zanisnik & Eric Winkler’s Animated Conversation
What if your life was a cartoon? Bryan Zanisnik and Eric Winkler meet at a Brooklyn cafe where Zanisnik shares outlandish stories of his life as an artist that Winkler turns into comics.
Sheela Gowda | Studio Visit | TateShots
Sheela Gowda is an artist living and working in Bengalaru (formerly Bangalore). India. The artist moved from painting to three-dimensional work in the 1990s in reaction to India’s political unease. Gowda’s work is rooted...