All the Law's a Stage! Shakespearean Insights and their Resonance Today

Modern Claims against Auction Houses: Sotheby’s v Mark Weiss Ltd and Ors [2020] EWCA Civ 1570, Noted and Analysed

Art Lost and Found: In Conversation with Christopher Marinello

Private Collectors and the Public Institution: In Conversation with Philip Hoffman

Fatal Fabergé Eggs: Ruinous Symbols of the Russian Empire

The Visit of Czarevitch Nicholas Alexandrovitch to Lahore, January 1891

John Morley and India: Anti-Imperialist Thought in Practice

A Symphony of Defiance: How Music Spearheads Sikh and Punjabi Articulations of Political Resistance

Composition as Political Activism: In Conversation with Dr Laura Bowler

Levelling the Playing Field: Border Carbon Adjustments and Emissions Leakage

(Un)natural Archives: Botanical Gardens, Photography, and Postcards

Something to Write Home about: Postcards of Donbas, Postcards as Donbas

First Crimea, then Donbas, now Borscht

New Technology, Ancient Battle

Freedom of Expression in Belarus after the 2020 Election

Global Crises and the Community of Democracies

A Shift in Political Identity and its Impact on the Rule of Law

Law in a Time of Crisis

Economic Recovery Post-COVID: In Conversation with Jean Tirole

The Politics of NHS Spending

The Many Forms of Vaccine Hesitancy

Music in Times of COVID: In Conversation with William Christie and Claire Roserot de Melin

The Sacred and the Profane

The Symbiotic Intermingling of Culture, Economics, and Security: A Personal Retrospective

Ewell in the East (or Not): A Chinese Perspective on Racism in Music Studies

Politicising the Apolitical: Abstract Expressionism and the Cold War

Americanitis: Architecture, Mass Media, White Supremacy

We the People? The Conservative National Identity and its Role in American Political Polarisation

Re-Examining the Critical Analysis of Indian Society and the Caste System in Swades: We, the People (2004)

Waiting for Saddam

Thus Dunks Zarathustra

Making BBC Four’s African Renaissance: In Conversation with Russell Barnes and Clare Burns

Performative Activism and the Murder of George Floyd

In the Wake of Colston: Wake Work after Woke Work

The Cultural Logic of Statues

Of Monuments

The Future of the Museum of London: In Conversation with Sharon Ament

Geopolitics and Innovation at Louvre Abu Dhabi: In Conversation with Manuel Rabaté and Dr Souraya Noujaim

Art in Exile at Home: The National Palace Museum, Taiwanese Identity, and ‘China’s’ Imperial Collection

Shaping Taste in Changing Times at the Royal Academy: In Conversation with Rebecca Salter

Revitalising the Royal Academy: In Conversation with Sir Christopher Le Brun

Steering the Royal Academy in Pandemic Times: In Conversation with Axel Rüger

A Life of Art and Travel: Professor Frances Spalding in Conversation with Mark Cazalet

On Feeling

Mapping the Modern Sacred in Federico Fellini’s La dolce vita (1959) and Paolo Sorrentino’s La grande bellezza (2013)

The French Veil Debate: State Insecurity and the Family

The Ecclesiastical Mosaic SYNTERESE (Dedicated to the 520 Occupied Churches of Cyprus)

Augustine on Canonical Penance: An Ethic of Criminal Sentencing

'Canst thou draw out Leviathan with an hook?': Job 41 in Hobbes’ Masterpiece

Egalitarianism and the Neoliberal Work Ethic: In Conversation with Professor Elizabeth Anderson

Mary Wollstonecraft's Political Philosophy: In Conversation with Sylvana Tomaselli

Painting through Doubt and Despair: In Conversation with Maggi Hambling

Patriarchy and Politics: In Conversation with Professor Cynthia Enloe

Installation Address, 26 August 2020

Bronzino’s Panciatichi and the Petrarchan Ideal

The Retrial of Dante: In Conversation with Count Sperello Alighieri and Antoine de Gabrielli

Traversing the Art Legal System in Early Modern Venice: The Case of Antonio Floriano’s Mappamondo

‘Alterers’ Filtering out Artists: Using the ‘Public’ Perspective to Preserve Moral Rights over Digital Art

Enclosing or Democratising the AI Artwork World

The Network Metaphor: New Communication Space

A Witness Walking to these Shores: Embodied Memory and the Dispersed Spatiality of Networked Presence

The Space Race and its Discontents: Hannah Arendt on Space, 1951–63

Towards a Cosmic Humanism

Elite Overproduction: An Inside Perspective

War, Death, and Memory: In Conversation with Michael Sandle

Opening the Cave: The Necessity of Art in Society

The Sustaining Cosmos

Art Law & More: In Conversation with Becky Shaw and Rebecca Foden

Teaching Art Law: In Conversation with Vittoria Mastrandrea

Art Law at Christie's: In Conversation with Maggie Hoag

Judges, Carpenters, and Computers: A Craft-Based Perspective on Judicial Decision-Making

Directing the Design Biennale: In Conversation with Victoria Broackes

Leonardo the Myth alongside Leonardo the Architect

The Role of Architecture in International Law

Ways of (Legal) Seeing: Law and the Interdisciplinary Imagination

Justice Must Be Seen to Be Done

Remediation

Interdisciplinarity as a Way of Life: In Conversation with Anthony Julius

Disciplinary Action and Freedom of Artistic Expression

Art and Arbitration: In Conversation with Camilla Perera-de Wit and Bert Demarsin

Copyright Law between Art and the Internet: In Conversation with Professor Andreas Rahmatian

Splendid Isolation or Fish out of Water? Fishing, Brexit, and the Iconography of a Maritime Nation

Famous Lost Artworks

Cultural Appropriation: A Gap in the Law?

Beyond Repatriation: The Need for Sensitive Museum Display of Indigenous Objects

Who Am I?

How to Be an Art Critic?

Rouen Address

Arts, Excellence, and Warranted Self-Respect

Does Pornography Silence Women?

‘A heap of broken images’: The Possibility of Connection in TS Eliot’s The Waste Land

A Queer Theory Reading of Christabel by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

What Is It that Makes You Tremble?

Mad Genius: Art, Illness, and Recovery

Judicial Conservatism: A Constraint on the HRA? An Analysis through the NI Abortion Case and Nicklinson

Rethinking Pharaonic Government: Constitutional Lessons from Ancient Egypt

Five Decades of Egyptian Politics: In Conversation with Dr Mostafa El Feki

Capturing the Truth

Does the Concept of ‘Spiritual Resistance’ Add to our Understanding of Jewish Life in the Ghettos?

Nagorno-Karabakh: War Fails to Resolve the Conflict

John Hume: The Achievement and Limitations of a Man in War

The Link between British Perceptions of Party Ideological Positions and Electoral Outcomes, 2017–20

Theory and Politics under Technofeudalism: In Conversation with Yanis Varoufakis

A Bit of Conversation: A Scientific Fiction

Institutions for the Long Run: Taking Future Generations Seriously in Government

The Twenty-First Century: A Bumpy Ride