A Thing of Beauty…
Barbara Vellacott contemplates the indescribability of beauty in Dante’s Paradiso
“Beauty is a divine vibration which sings in poet, poem, reader and listener. But its essence is nevertheless indescribable.”
Three Transitions
Richard Twinch on Cultural Change
“The past is not just a heap of outmoded algorithms, but a valuable resource to be archaeologically unpicked and valued.”
A Thing of Beauty…
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater
“The circumference of architecture is changing with astonishing rapidity but its center remains unchanged – the human heart.”
A Thing of Beauty…
James Turrell’s Berlin Installation
“Here the invitation is to something less cosmic, more personal.”
d-r-a-w-n-i-n-w-a-r-d
Nicola Simpson on Dom Sylvester Houédard
“How do we hear the inaudible sound of dust falling?”
Tell Them What We Have Learned Here…
Chronicles from World War II
“… divine faithfulness, present even in the depths of the nightmare.”