John Wyver writes: the weekend's selection of articles, audio and video that especially engaged me over the past week. • The dinner party that started the Harlem Renaissance: a wonderful slice of archival research about a 1924 New York dinner more
John Wyver writes: a little late this week, and I'm completing the choice on a train to Stratford-upon-Avon for a final RSC "goodbye" to Greg Doran - as usual, here are a dozen articles and audio elements that I found more
John Wyver writes: the usual twelve recommendations from a busy week when we celebrated in style the life of my mother-in-law, Beryl Paterson, at her cremation. • The Getty makes nearly 88,000 art images free to use however you like: more
John Wyver writes: this week's selection of writings and audio begins with links related to some especially sad news, before embracing a remarkable new open access publication, a great new podcast, a number of excellent essays and resources, and an more
John Wyver writes: eleven articles from the past week, and an archive from 1967, that especially caught my attention, plus the usual musical bonus. The image above by Ene-Liis Semper is from the 2012 Lyric, Hammersmith production of Three Kingdoms, more
John Wyver writes: I'm sorry, but personal stuff and a professional deadline mean I just have not had the time to compile this Sunday's recommendations. Apologies. I hope normal service will be resumed next week. In the meantime, here's a more
John Wyver writes: another dozen articles and elements of audio, mostly about digital stuff and cinema, that I have found intriguing, informative and challenging over the past week. • Time Canvases - Morton Feldman and Abstract Expressionism: composer Samuel Andreyev more
John Wyver writes: welcome to the usual mix of articles and audio that captured my attention this past week. • Bite-sized Godard - read along with the French New Wave auteur: for MUBI Notebook, Jonathan Rosenbaum reviews a new volume more
John Wyver writes: as usual, I'm pleased to share twelve of the articles and audio contributions that engaged and challenged and intrigued me during the past seven days. • How the government captured the BBC: this is excellent from Alan more
John Wyver writes: for your enjoyment and edification, herewith this week's selection of articles and audio that have engaged and challenged and enriched me over the past week. • The fatal flaw in Mr Bates vs The Post Office: I more