Practitioners explain the rationale behind their work, the processes by which they design and will analyse the ways in which the idea of the garden, traditionally inspired by planting and aesthetic, is now inspired by history, ecology and the concept.

Practitioners explain the rationale behind their work, the processes by which they design and will analyse the ways in which the idea of the garden, traditionally inspired by planting and aesthetic, is now inspired by history, ecology and the concept.

Practitioners explain the rationale behind their work, the processes by which they design and will analyse the ways in which the idea of the garden, traditionally inspired by planting and aesthetic, is now inspired by history, ecology and the concept.

This talk will examine the status of drawings in anthropological fieldwork notebooks as ‘art’ and ‘politics’. Michael Taussig is Professor of Anthropology, Columbia University, New York.

Two hundred years on this symposium explores the 1809 exhibition, drawing on a special display of reunited surviving works, and considers Blake's artistic imagination and the art world of early nineteenth-century London.

Two hundred years on this symposium explores the 1809 exhibition, drawing on a special display of reunited surviving works, and considers Blake's artistic imagination and the art world of early nineteenth-century London.

Two hundred years on this symposium explores the 1809 exhibition, drawing on a special display of reunited surviving works, and considers Blake's artistic imagination and the art world of early nineteenth-century London.

Two hundred years on this symposium explores the 1809 exhibition, drawing on a special display of reunited surviving works, and considers Blake's artistic imagination and the art world of early nineteenth-century London.

This one-day, practice-led conference seeks to explore how cultural practitioners in Europe are engaging with the idea of borders – both literally and metaphorically.

This one-day, practice-led conference seeks to explore how cultural practitioners in Europe are engaging with the idea of borders – both literally and metaphorically.