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  • Art & Culture,  COVID-19

    Log in, contemplate and transcend: an art lover’s guide to online viewing

    16th April 2020 / 7 Comments

    (7 minute read) Carolyn Morrison takes a look at what’s on offer on social media platforms while the world’s great museums and galleries remain closed.

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    Sr. Carolyn Morrison RA

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    Poetry page

    19th January 2020

    Healing Colombia’s conflict through art

    28th April 2022

    Chronicling history with brush and paint

    8th March 2022
  • Art & Culture,  COVID-19,  History

    Lost in golden times: how a 20th century literary masterpiece could help you cope with Covid woes

    31st March 2020 / 1 Comment

    (5 minute read) Martin Ketterer suggests that Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited could be just what you need in this time of confinement.

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    Martin Ketterer

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    Dallying shepherds and muscular Christs: the Pre-Raphaelites as mental wellbeing

    13th November 2020

    Panning for gold in thrift stores

    4th June 2021
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    Humour across cultures: no laughing matter

    25th May 2022
  • Art & Culture,  History,  Thought-provoking

    The Leningrad Symphony – Shostakovich’s Seventh Symphony and how the Russians survived a siege

    30th March 2020 / No Comments

    (4 minute read) The Russian composer Shostakovich began writing his symphony while the city was besieged by German forces. Kenson Li believes we can draw lessons for our current crisis.

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    Kenson Li

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    Flying high: what birds, artists and time have in common

    13th May 2020

    The lonely life of the translator

    14th January 2022

    Poetry page

    19th January 2020
  • Art & Culture

    Poetry page 

    26th March 2020 / No Comments

    (2 minute read) We offer some haiku and tanka poems by Neena Singh, from her recently published One Breath Poetry: A journal of haiku, senryu & tanka (2020) and a poem by Richard Bauckham, Virus, specially written as a reflection on the coronavirus epidemic.

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    Neena Singh and Richard Bauckham

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    Catching nature’s symphony

    16th February 2021

    When the storm clouds gather inside

    20th May 2020

    When is a painting not just a painting?

    22nd April 2020
  • Art & Culture

    Frame by frame to Hollywood

    14th February 2020 / 6 Comments

    (10 minute read) Ladislav Maluch asks animator and director Timothy Reckart two big questions: How do you make it into Hollywood? And once there, can you stay true to your deepest convictions?

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    Timothy Reckart and Ladislav Maluch

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    Away in a Hollywood Manger

    1st December 2019

    In praise of libraries

    19th April 2021

    A taste of that French joie de vivre

    1st June 2021
  • Art & Culture,  Family

    The Marvel-lous world of the family

    13th February 2020 / No Comments

    (7 minute read) Superheroes they may be, but they still need a loving home. Tom Willcox finds a discreet pro-family message in Marvel movies.

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    Tom Willcox

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    Double-take

    16th October 2021

    When tigers used to smoke: why we still love fairy stories

    3rd June 2021

    Grief

    4th January 2020
  • Art & Culture,  History

    Closing the Circle: Travelling with ‘The Railway Man’

    31st January 2020 / No Comments

    Kevin Murphy recalls a meeting with Eric Lomax, one of the real-life survivors of the construction of the infamous bridge over the River Kwai. Lomax wrote about his experiences in the acclaimed book The Railway Man, published 25 years ago this year.

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    Unlocking the arts after lockdown

    29th January 2021

    Men like us: a review of The Two Popes film

    11th January 2020

    The poor philanthropist

    13th September 2022
  • Art & Culture

    Poetry page

    19th January 2020 / 3 Comments

    Three poems exploring the refugee crisis, abandoned children and the power of silence.

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    Michael Ross - Kevin Murphy - Joseph Evans

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    Did I really see what I think I saw? Optical illusion in historical and contemporary art

    2nd October 2020

    The making of the great British Christmas

    13th December 2020
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    Are you called to be an intellectual?

    13th January 2022
  • Art & Culture

    Men like us: a review of The Two Popes film

    11th January 2020 / 2 Comments

    Beneath the caricatures, Ronnie Convery discovers a thoughtful portrayal of two ordinary men trying their best.

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    Ronnie Convery

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    The poor philanthropist

    13th September 2022

    The Decameron and the power of stories

    29th April 2020
    Man teaching students

    Are you called to be an intellectual?

    13th January 2022
  • Art & Culture,  Social Issues

    Between the lines: is a non-feminist approach to Jane Austen possible?

    8th January 2020 / 1 Comment

    TV and film adaptations of Jane Austen novels either descend into rom-coms or recreate her characters as modern feminist icons. But Bianca Costa Sales proposes an alternative approach.

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    Bianca Costa Sales

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    On shame, vulnerability and marble jars

    12th May 2025

    Painting the soul

    25th March 2021
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    Windows on the world

    3rd July 2022
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