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Tag Archives: Modalities
A shout out for The Scream
‘Why is The Scream so iconic?’ a BBC webpage asks about what, as of Tuesday 2 May, is the world’s most expensive picture. It continues: ‘Professor Martin Kemp, emeritus professor of the History of Art at Oxford University … said it is … Continue reading
Posted in Media analysis
Tagged Art, Art history, Communication, Edvard Munch, Media studies, Modalities, The Artist (film)
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Ordinary is beautiful, beautiful is ordinary
I hope this selection doesn’t seem too random; we all collect texts, images and things people say, don’t we? The justification, if I need one, is that I am trying to reflect, in this tiny collection, something of the ordinariness … Continue reading
Posted in Art criticism, Business, Media analysis, Writing
Tagged Books, Communication, Daniel Berkeley Updike, George Eliot, J. S. Bach, James Joyce, Kindle, Modalities, Rembrandt, Shakespeare
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