A Museum in the Woods
Cathy JamiesonExploring the natural world through art, culture & history
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Let's open up some medieval time capsules
I’m drawn to medieval art for two big reasons: firstly, because it’s eye-wateringly beautiful, and secondly, because it forces us to imagine a whole other, often very alien, worldview that disrupts concepts that we usually take for granted....
Art is for everyone.
An argument that is railed a lot against modern life is its drive to optimise everything. I enjoyed Julian Baggini’s recent article for the Guardian : ‘Art, sex, nature: Why is everything sold to us as a means to an end, rather than an end...
"Interlocked in the beauty experience, I might dissolve"
Earlier this month, there was a big beautiful patch of crocuses outside the university where I work, bright blotches of purple and yellow interspersed with twinkling, winking snowdrops. Recent spells of late winter sunshine meant that in th...
Six ladies and their unicorns
In central Paris, in an old chateau, there is a dark, windowless room where six ladies float serenely on six islands made of flowers. They are dressed in otherworldly finery and each attended by a white unicorn. Around them, monkeys, rabbit...
Enchanted ecologies in 'My Neighbour Totoro'
My Neighbour Totoro is one of my favourite films, and it makes me more emotional each time I watch it, as much as it is also like sinking into a warm bath. For anyone who doesn’t know it, it’s a Japanese animation from 1988 by Studio Ghibli...
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Art historian, medievalist and printmaker with an ecological eye, living in York.
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