The astronomy community is on edge. The growing number of satellites streaming through low Earth orbit is making it almost impossible to get a clear view of the sky.
Whatever space we leave
“The things one sees in post-apocalyptic cinema and the things one sees roaming the landscape have started to look so much the same…”
“Millions of years of fossilised Sun…”
“Along the slaughter spectrum, the weapons of choice scale up accordingly. Psychopaths have an intimacy with friends and strangers who they kill with their bare hands, knives, guns, and other implements…”
The Idea of the City: Miriam Innes and the Imagining of New York
The city is the greatest invention of the human race.
Mirrors, Doubles and Speculative Space: Paul Davies’ Art of Connection
Davies’ art explores the ways images are made and how they are reproduced…
All that matters is the work: Keith Looby
Looby has had ressentiment all his life, and the cause of his debilitating hatred is the art world and pretty much everyone in it.
From London to Rome
“The process, known as natural organic reduction, turns a corpse into two wheelbarrows’ worth of soil in four to six…
Place and Idea: On Amanda Penrose Hart’s Landscapes.
Every landscape tells us a story
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