Until 26 June: explore Ruskin's cloud studies in ‘The Skies are for All: Ruskin & Climate Change’ An exhibition at Ruskin’s home, Brantwood. Curated by Sandra Kemp, The Ruskin with Keith Moore The Royal Society & Howard Hull Brantwood brantwood.org.uk

✨ 'Loved it!', they said! ✨ Thanks to woven textile designer Dalia James Studio, and all who joined us at #LancasterCastle, for an inspiring introduction to hand weaving. We used #naturallydyedyarn that echoed the colours of MJP Architects's Ruskin building, dyed by Dalia.

It was a privilege to give the oration for Gabriel Meyer's Honorary Degree today. Congratulations from us all! Guild of St. George Ruskin To-Day ('There is no wealth but life') Brantwood Sheffield Museums

Ruskin said, art begins with 'command of line'. ‘Ruskin's Perspectives: The Art of Abstraction’, curated by The Ruskin, with The Royal Society & Brantwood, is now open. Brantwood | 22 July - 25 Sept | brantwood.org.uk

Explore a cultural history of maths in ‘Ruskin’s Perspectives: The Art of Abstraction’, and discover how the geometric imagination was central to Ruskin’s work. Curated by The Ruskin with The Royal Society & Brantwood Brantwood | 22 July - 25 Sept | brantwood.org.uk

Fascinated by form and pattern, Ruskin used processes of abstraction to communicate his thoughts through the composition of his works. Find spheres, cones, planes and spirals in ‘Ruskin’s Perspectives: The Art of Abstraction’. 22 July - 25 Sept | brantwood.org.uk

Explore the Exhibition 'John Ruskin and the Science of Sight', part of the series 'John Ruskin in the Age of Science'. Now open at The Royal Society, London. The Royal Society Guild of St. George Ruskin To-Day ('There is no wealth but life') Brantwood #JohnRuskin #theruskin #lancasteruniversity #theroyalsociety

‘John Ruskin in the Age of Science, April-Dec 2022 Three exhibitions curated by Sandra Kemp, The Ruskin, with Keith Moore The Royal Society and Howard Hull The Royal Society Guild of St. George Ruskin To-Day ('There is no wealth but life') The Ruskin Brantwood #johnruskin #science #optics #lancasteruniversity

‘John Ruskin and The Science of Sight’ at the Royal Society 19th century new optical devices that challenged the authority of the image and kinds of image that could serve as scientific standards. The Royal Society Guild of St. George Ruskin To-Day ('There is no wealth but life') Sheffield Museums

Professor Sandra Kemp discusses her new exhibition at the Royal Society which places the work of John Ruskin in the context of developments in science and photography: John Ruskin and ‘heart-sight’ royalsociety.org/blog/2022/10/r… #johnruskin #science #sight #lancasteruniversity #geology

‘I well remember the intense mortification of first looking down on the dirt bands of the Mer de Glace (…) That we never should have seen them before! (...) so inevitable now’ (LE 27 1907, 639) The Royal Society #johnruskin #daguerreotype #climatechange #glacier #lancasteruniversity

The nineteenth century was one of the great ages of collectors and explorers. For Ruskin’s fascination with the fabric of the earth, see Miniature Mountains artsandculture.google.com/story/vAWRP0Fv… The Royal Society Brantwood #johnruskin Ruskin To-Day ('There is no wealth but life') Sheffield Museums #theroyalsociety #Geology