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Category Archives: Wow
Improvising As You Go
Just occasionally one sits down with a new book, starts to read and a great sense of calm, of recognition and of identification with the words in front of you descends. It’s all too rare but is wonderful when it … Continue reading
Posted in careers, Catherine Bateson, mentor, Wow
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Artful History
“There have been times in the history of man when the earth seems suddenly to have grown warmer… I don’t put that forward as a scientific proposition, but the fact remains that three or four times in history man has … Continue reading
Posted in Art history, Civilisation, Kenneth Clark, Science & Media, TV review, Wow
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