Week Three: Awe

Week Three: Awe

Next Week

• “To Dispel a Great Malady” reading• Prints & Drawings room• Patrick Keiller film• Meet in the Duffield Room at the Clore

Entrance

Next week: Duffield Room

Last week’s Group #2: Joseph Gandy

Last week’s Group #2: James Boswell

Last week’s Group #2: James Boswell

Last week’s Group #1: Netley Abbey by Francis Towne

Last week’s Group #1: Netley Abbey by Samuel Prout

Last week’s Group #1: The Dairy, Fawley Court, by John Piper

Last week’s Group #1: Holy Island, JMW Turner

This Week’s Readings

• John Clare, “The Ruins of Pickworth”• Philip Johnstone, “High Wood”• Peter Riley, from Excavations• Chris Jones, “Death and the Gallant”

Week Three: Awe

Three types of ‘awe’

• The supernatural and apocalyptic: – The hauntological awe

Three types of ‘awe’

• The supernatural and apocalyptic: – The hauntological awe

• The industrial and technological:– The awe of progress

Three types of ‘awe’

• The supernatural and apocalyptic: – The hauntological awe

• The industrial and technological:– The awe of progress

• The environmental:– The awe of impact

The Supernatural & Hauntology

Nigel Kneale: The Stone Tape and Quatermass & the Pit

Apocalypse

Ark of Art

Ruin Porn: Detroit

Ruin Porn: Detroit

Ruin Porn: Detroit

Urban Exploration

Urban Exploration

Environment

“Anthropocene” by Jason Decaires Taylor

It’s all about rain, steam and speed

Re-wilding

The hauntological

The industrial

The environmental

“Belief in the Age of Disbelief” by Cyprien Gaillard