'The scallop also is a pretty radiant form'
Explore John Ruskin's shell collections and shell studies in 'Radiant Form: Ruskin and Shells', curated by Sandra Kemp.
Now open at Brantwood @RuskinsFriends (30 July-29 September 2024) https://t.co/9U0iIqGTyQ
‘I never buy shells either for locality or rarity, but only for beauty’, John Ruskin, c.1884.
See Ruskin's shell boxes, notebooks and paintings in the exhibition, 'Radiant Form: Ruskin and Shells', at Brantwood @RuskinsFriends
Professor Sandra Kemp discusses her new exhibition at the Royal Society which places the work of John Ruskin in the context of developments in science and photography: John Ruskin and ‘heart-sight’ https://t.co/M1MwMoefkD
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‘John Ruskin and The Science of Sight’ at the Royal Society
19th century new optical devices that challenged the authority of the image and kinds of image that could serve as scientific standards.
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A new exhibition at the Royal Society places the work of art critic John Ruskin in the context of 19th century developments in science and photography. Read the blog and find out more, including how to visit the exhibit in person: https://t.co/4cIZHJRuz9
Fascinated by form and pattern, Ruskin used processes of abstraction to communicate his thoughts through the composition of his works.
Find spheres, cones, planes and spirals in ‘Ruskin’s Perspectives: The Art of Abstraction’.
22 July - 25 Sept | https://t.co/JOhleWLnz3
Explore a cultural history of maths in ‘Ruskin’s Perspectives: The Art of Abstraction’, and discover how the geometric imagination was central to Ruskin’s work.
Curated by The Ruskin with @royalsociety & @RuskinsFriends
Brantwood | 22 July - 25 Sept | https://t.co/JOhleWLnz3
'Whenever you look at a form, [try] to see the lines which have power over its past fate, and over its futurity.’
On Now: 'Ruskin's Perspectives: The Art of Abstraction', curated by The Ruskin with @royalsociety & @RuskinsFriends
22 July - 25 Sept | https://t.co/JOhleWLnz3
Ruskin said, art begins with 'command of line'.
‘Ruskin's Perspectives: The Art of Abstraction’, curated by The Ruskin, with @royalsociety & @RuskinsFriends, is now open.
Brantwood | 22 July - 25 Sept | https://t.co/JOhleWLnz3
We are very proud to award Gabriel Meyer with an Honorary Doctorate of Letters for his outstanding scholarship, award-winning war reporting and leadership of the Ruskin Art Club. Our own Professor Sandra Kemp provided the oration #Gradcaster
It also expresses our thanks to Professor Birch for her leadership of the Ruskin Advisory Board 2017-2020, as we embarked on the ambitious project to ensure the Ruskin Whitehouse Collection's permanent home here, @LancasterUni. Thank you, Dinah! 2/2
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Today, Professor Dinah Birch CBE received the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters @LancasterUni.
This recognises the contribution that Professor Birch has made to higher education, literary scholarship, and cultural life. 1/2
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✨ 'Loved it!', they said! ✨
Thanks to woven textile designer @dalia_james, and all who joined us at #LancasterCastle, for an inspiring introduction to hand weaving. We used #naturallydyedyarn that echoed the colours of @mjparchitects's Ruskin building, dyed by Dalia.
Until 26 June: explore Ruskin's cloud studies in ‘The Skies are for All: Ruskin & Climate Change’
An exhibition at Ruskin’s home, Brantwood. Curated by Sandra Kemp, The Ruskin with Keith Moore @royalsociety & Howard Hull @RuskinsFriends
https://t.co/JOhleWLnz3