I Object: Ian Hislop’s Search for Dissent – British Museum
Defining stories of dissent, subversion and satire, hidden within the vast collections of the British Museum are unveiled by exhibition guest curator Ian Hislop
Lord Byron
Mary Shelley – Romantic Illusion, Passionate Poets & Society
The British Film Festival in Australia presented the film Mary Shelley in its line-up of desirable stories to see with a script by Australian writer Emma Jensen
Fashion for Men – Sartorial Splendour from Brummel to Bomer
Television’s White Collar dandy the dapper conman-turned-FBI consultant Neal Caffrey is about modern suited sartorial splendour & style, at the essence of cool
Elizabeth Barrett & Robert Browning – The Subject is Love
The famous meeting, courtship and marriage of England’s favourite poet Elizabeth Barrett and poet Robert Browning was the 19th centuries most famous love story
Lord Byron – A Rock Star Poet in an Age of Extravagance
The Regency era in England is all about romantics and revolutionaries, princes and a rock-star poet, architects & artists; an age of paradox where extremes met
At the Beginnings of Art – Precincts of Power and Glory
The city of Rome came into being when the seven hill towns became one to drain the valley floor and improve their collective future.