Staking the Lizard

Image, Sound
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Burn a bridge and burn a boat, Stake a Lizard by the throat (‘Prince Rupert Awakes’).  Gini Wade (née Barris) was responsible for designing one of the most revered and idiosyncratic progressive-rock album covers of the 1970s. Between 2007 and 2010, she studied for an MA in Fine Art at the School of Art, Aberystwyth University. She had returned to…
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The Practice of Art History

Art History
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As an art historian, writing is my practice (Michaela Zöschg: 30 05 2013). When I first attended art school in the late 1970s students and tutors habitually regarded art history as a subsidiary discourse, contingent upon the primary discourse of the art object. More scathingly, art historians were maligned as parasites that fed upon, infected, and, at worst, threatened the…
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The Listening Art Historian (30 05 2013)

Sound-Art History
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I feel like a gramophone needle placed at the very edge of the record and moving inwards towards the first track (email to NE:02 06 2013). I participated at The Courtauld Institute of Art’s workshop series ‘The Listening Art Historian’. As I remarked to MZ (one of the organizers), in respect to the study of sound and art history we are…
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