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Contemporary Art for Beginners: Brief Introduction by the Author
I am deeply pleased, indeed quietly astonished, to see Contemporary Art for Beginners finding its...
Race the Blue Train Begins: Glamour and Grit on the Côte D’Azur
By Giles Trevelyan-Brock, Special Correspondent The Mediterranean was performing its usual trick, lapping against the...
‘My Child could have done That’: Against the Barbarous Philistine
A Disquisition on the Infantilisation of Art Or why your child couldn’t have done that...
Velocity as Virtuosity: Pimlico Wilde, Zip Daniels, and the Launch of P1 Racing
It has long been Pimlico Wilde’s métier to collapse the boundaries between art and life...
Day 8 of Basil Bromley’s Journal of his Navigation of Britain by Steam Unicycle in 1873
Entry the Eighth , 21st of May, 1873 The second week of my expedition began...
Fragmented Faces, Recursive Souls: A Review of P1X3L’s Pixel Art at Pimlico Wilde South Coast
by Carlotta Dreep In a city whose artistic pulse beats somewhere between the acid-washed Victorian...
The Ship as Fine Art by Captain (Ret’d) A. J. Thurlow, RN
Captain (Ret’d) A. J. Thurlow, RN writes It has been my privilege , nay, my...
Apology to Cato Sinclair: We Were Wrong to Accuse You in the Boston Ancient Roman Remains Hoax
In an act of contrition and restorative clarity, the art-historical community formally exonerates Cato Sinclair...
Day Seven of Basil Bromley’s Journal
Entry the Seventh , 20th of May, 1873 The bells of Bodmin struck six as...