some LANDSCAPES

Reading the new translations of Walter Benjamin's radio broadcasts, made between 1929 and 1932, you are aware of how quickly the wor...

In the video clip embedded above the environmental philosopher David Abram talks about the way landscape no longer speaks directly to ...

BRANCH – RUN – FORK – BROOK – KILL – STREAM – BAYOU – SWAMP – SLOUGH – WASH – CAÑADA – ARROYO - RIO  I came across Derek Watkins ...

Richard Skelton is interviewed by Clive Bell in the latest issue of The Wire , talking about landscape and loss and photographed on Anglezar...

Another short post on a contemporary artist drawing imaginary landscapes: Frank Magnotta .  According to Dominic Molon in Vitamin D , Magnot...

I've talked before about the way the names of certain landscapes have particular resonance for poets and artists (e.g. Edward Thomas ). ...

I've been reading the beautifully produced Enitharmon Press anthology, Branch-Lines: Edward Thomas and Contemporary Poetry , in which 56...

In Japanese literature certain place names, utamakura, have specific poetic associations. 'To mention Miyagino was to imply hagi , bush...

Publisher and poet Jonathan Williams has often written about music. There is A Celestial Centennial Reverie for Charles Edward Ives , for...