Simon Bertin invites Classics Professor Paul Cartledge to talk on the Parthenon marbles and secret talks over returning them to Greece that may eventually impact on the Fitzwilliam Museum; exhibition aerobatics pilot George Sealy, who creates large scale images in the sky using smoke with synchronised flying in teams; and we take a look at the … [Read more...]

Simon Bertin visits poet Mina Gorji who talks on her work and her new anthology; Kinaesthetic artist Chris Dobrowolski talks on his often-large scale installations and on having imposter syndrome that often sparks creative ideas; Cambridge University Scientific Historian Patricia Fara tells us about women’s suffrage in the first world war; and … [Read more...]

Simon Bertin previews the Cambridge Shakespeare festival with Artistic Director Dr David Crilly; He encounters the gorgon Medusa in a good mood at Artist sculptor Mel Fraser’s studios in Wilburton; Investigates the art of Calligraphy at the University’s Woolf Institute and samples the immensely popular Art in the Garden event with Penny Heath … [Read more...]

Simon Bertin grapples with Geometry in art and space with Cambridge University mathematical physics professor Maciej Dunajski; He interviews exciting women artists in an all female Exhibition at Extraordinary Objects gallery; enters the dark to look at the luminous kinaesthetic artwork of Samuel Richardson in an Exhibition at Cambridge School of … [Read more...]

In this edition, Simon Bertin hears from Cambridge University scientific historian Patricia Fara about her new book on the life of Cambridge icon Sir Isaac Newton. Her husband, poet Clive Wilmer, recites a few pieces of his work; gallery Extraordinary Objects opens its doors with artwork including sculptures made from Meteor fragments and fossils; … [Read more...]