Barricade and Beacon is a display about protest architecture. It features two installations: Barricade, made from U-Build box units, and Beacon, a bamboo protest tower based on designs by Extinction ...

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This blog is by Andrew Fairweather-Tall, Director of Research and Innovation, University of London Perspectives on Research is a series of blog posts commissioned as part of the Early Career Research ...

Can you guess these classic Christmas songs just by the emojis? We bet you’re a smart cookie and can work these all out in one sitting! Ho ho ho let’s go go go and make Santa proud… ...

Meaow! On the roaring success of our Which cat are you? personality quiz, we are back with our Ancient Egypt edition! Are you going to be a Bastet or a Sekhmet? Cats were considered magical and good ...

Shadow the Hedgehog, introduced in this movie, went through dozens of design revisions to stay true to his iconic game appearance while blending into the film’s style. His fur texture was modelled ...

Among its many treasures, the National Art Library at the V&A holds a remarkable set of objects: three travel diaries written by Henry Cole, the museum’s very first director. These notebooks offer a ...

Join us for an inspiring day dedicated to celebrating the work happening within Tayside care services and the legacy of the Design Thinking Accelerator work. This event will bring together ...

Well guess what the tree is decorated with in Ukraine? Not baubles, not fruit, but spiders and webs! Ukrainians believe spider webs bring good luck. This tradition is based on a folktale where a ...

This text was written in collaboration with Antonio Almagro, Profesor de Investigación ad Honorem (Escuela de Estudios Árabes, CSIC) and member of Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando.

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At least one Christmas I am sure you have settled down to watch, or perhaps even read, ‘A Christmas Carol’ (1843). It is hard to go through life and avoid this Dickensian classic altogether – and why ...