Stilled Lives: The Art Of Doing Nothing
Still life paintings. Fruits and flowers on tables. Skulls, hourglasses, and books carefully posed and intricately and skillfully painted. No
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Art
Audible Art: Podcasts For Art History Lovers
Today’s world values the ability to multitask, and, however you may feel about that aspect, podcasts are a great and
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Beyond The Classroom: On Freud’s Immortality In Art
It is believed that places we visit in our dreams are coloured by our childhood visions or repressed thoughts about
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Period Drama & Painting
I don’t know if there are any other sleuths who like romantic period films out there, but if there are,
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Fond Of Me Lobster? Thoughts On Philip Colbert’s New Installation
On the 21st of October, self-proclaimed Neo-Pop Surrealist and St. Andrews graduate Philip Colbert’s overgrown crustacean materialised in St. Salvator’s
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Virtual Museum Tours
Like many of you I’m sure, I had planned to be in Europe, wasting my spring break away by visiting
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The Byre Film Club
SPONSORED BY THE BYRE Featuring rare archive footage, dystopian visions, and award-winning performances, the Byre Film Club’s line-up for this
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Fighting Climate Change Through Fine Art
What do you get when you combine the age-old question of ‘the purpose of art’, and the contemporary issue of
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The mystery of Van Eyck’s Arnolfini Portrait
There is much to be said about the Arnolfini Portrait by Dutch painter Jan van Eyck, which depicts the Italian
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A day of On The Rocks brought to November: On The Pebbles
This Saturday the 24th On The Rocks will be hosting On The Pebbles, a one-day teaser of next semester’s festival
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