An Alternative Glossary of Exchange
*This text appears in the forthcoming book, Ends Meet: Essays on Exchange, published by Critical Writing in Art & Design at the Royal College of Art. Trying to secure the significance of a word...
View Article‘Shoes hair and coffee’ by Toni del Renzio ARK 20, Autumn 1957 Introduced by...
*This text appears in the forthcoming book, ARK: Words and Images from the Royal College of Art Magazine 1950-1978, published by Critical Writing in Art & Design at the Royal College of Art....
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The Hecklers
*This essay appears in Ends Meet: Essays on Exchange published by Critical Writing in Art & Design.* Still from Joseph Strick’s The Hecklers (BBC, 1966) -The device of heckling on both...
View Article‘A most Sophisticated Weapon’ by Derek Hyatt and A. J. Bisley, ARK 21, Spring...
*This text appears in the forthcoming book, ARK: Words and Images from the Royal College of Art Magazine 1950-1978, published by Critical Writing in Art & Design at the Royal College of Art. The...
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This text appears in ARK: Words and Images from the Royal College of Art Magazine published by the Critical Writing in Art & Design programme. The essay draws attention to the important role of the...
View ArticleThe Leaning Tower of Venice by Ralph Rumney. Introduced by José da Silva
*This introductory essay appears in ARK: Words and Images from the Royal College of Art Magazine 1950-1978, published by Critical Writing in Art & Design.* ‘The Leaning Tower of Venice’ was...
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Containers, Contained.
This piece was originally published in the digital programme of the Royal Opera House’s production ‘The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny’....
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It was all quite new to us, the year before was marked as the time when we bought more books online than offline. We did go to physical books shops, the ones that were still around, but only to buy...
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R.M.B.S
It was said that digital banking systems could never fail: but a few men had already made this their end. The traders were good at spotting failure and had a special talent for obfuscation....
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Portal, Resting Place of My Head Carpets have an odd smell, they are musty, but not dusty. A bit like twine, earthy, but they have a sourness, something citrus, something that catches at the back of...
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