Passions of ancient heart
Return to Chauvet Cave - Prehistoric Art
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Female curves prove a real crowd pleaser
Ossie Clarke 1965-1974 - Boutique
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Glorious past woven in tribal dreamcoats
Textiles from Burma
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A thoroughly moderne milieu
Art Deco 1910-1939
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a novel about an abduction: "Subsidising public transport had long been associated in the minds of...
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Trade up to Tiffany delights
The Elements of Design
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Get a grip on those difficult concepts with some moving examples
In an era of instantaneous communication, the medium of animation has permeated our visual culture. From the annoying office assistant on your computer to animated graphics on your mobile phone, from...
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American dream
Gustav Stickley
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Laurie Taylor Column
TOP DON IN HONOURS SHOCK The world of academe was reeling last night at the shock news that Professor Gordon Lapping had not featured in the new year honours list. In an exclusive interview with the...
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Laurie Taylor Column
TOP DON IN HONOURS SHOCK The world of academe was reeling last night at the shock news that Professor Gordon Lapping had not featured in the new year honours list. In an exclusive interview with the...
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Leader: Sugared pill still hard to swallow
Time will tell whether the student-support package announced with this week's higher education bill is sufficient to win over enough Labour "rebels". None of them has done any rebelling yet...
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Leader: A union fit for purpose?
The debacle over the constitution for an enlarged European Union has faded from the headlines, and enthusiasm for the concept has dwindled. For higher education, however, 2004 is the year the Bologna...
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Leader: Sugared pill still hard to swallow
Time will tell whether the student-support package announced with this week's higher education bill is sufficient to win over enough Labour "rebels". None of them has done any rebelling yet...
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Leader: A union fit for purpose?
The debacle over the constitution for an enlarged European Union has faded from the headlines, and enthusiasm for the concept has dwindled. For higher education, however, 2004 is the year the Bologna...
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'Open access' for the rich only
The claim that "open-access" journals will replace the traditional subscription model and open up access to research is wrong ("Crusaders for a truly free flow of ideas", THES , January 2). Despite...