Dr Simon Jackson has recorded an episode of ‘In Our Time’, BBC Radio 4’s discussion programme chaired by Melvyn Bragg, on the topic of the seventeenth-century poet and priest George Herbert. The panellists for this episode are: Simon Jackson (Director of Music and Director of Studies, Peterhouse) Helen Wilcox (Professor Emerita, Bangor University, and editor […]

In her debut book, Amelia Zhou poses the question, “How do I perform or not perform?” Weaving together poems, fiction, and lyric essay, Repose follows an unnamed woman grappling with the limits of the self on the everyday stage of labor and routine, charting her emergent modes of resistance. She is already steps ahead, deftly shifting […]

D.W. Winnicott, Julian of Norwich, and the Good-Enough Mother/Mystic By Hannah Lucas American Imago, Volume 81, Number 3, Fall 2024, pp. 401-428 Published by Johns Hopkins University Press: https://doi.org/10.1353/aim.2024.a940329 This new article examines the theological resonances in D. W. Winnicott’s theory of motherhood and infant development, bringing to light possible inheritances from the medieval mystical […]

Dr Rebecca Barr speaks on Cold War Steve and William Hogarth at the Birmingham launch of Cold War Steve’s 2025 Annual on the 12th of November. Cold War Steve is a British photomontage artist and satirist whose punk-aesthetic photoshop images of dystopian Britain are disseminated on social media. He has provided cover art for The […]

Kirsten Norrie publishes An American Book of the Dead (Broken Sleep Books) on Nov 30th. Launches and readings: Nov 4th, Blackwell’s Bookshop, Oxford: Kirsten Norrie in discussion with Prof. Simon Critchley, chaired by John Mitchinson: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-seance-of-mysticism-with-dr-kirsten-norrie-and-prof-simon-critchley-tickets-988957647947 Nov 24th, The Horse Hospital, London: Kirsten Norrie reading with Camille Ralphs, Gregory Leadbetter and James Byrne: https://www.thehorsehospital.com/events/talkingspirits Nov 28th, […]

An exhibition of work by the artist Chloe Steele as part of a collaborative project investigating the use of printed forms. The project brings together visual art and the histories of the book and of information to explore what we do when print cues us up to make additions to a piece of paper by […]

Lottie Mills is in conversation with Eliza Clark and Julia Armfield at the British Library as part of  its ‘Tales of the Weird: An Autumnal Festival’ on 2 November.  Other guests include Daisy Johnson, Andrew Michael Hurley, and Reece Shearsmith. Lottie is an MPhil student at the Faculty of English and Newnham College.  Her collection […]

Medieval Mysticism, modern materiality, and the graphic novel: Gareth Brookes in conversation with Anthony Bale Monday 11 November, 5pm, Old Kitchens, Girton College Join graphic novelist, comics creator and printmaker Gareth Brookes (University of the Arts, London; author of The Dancing Plague) and Professor Anthony Bale (Cambridge) for a discussion of how Brookes has used […]

The Camera is a graduate-run online magazine that publishes long-form essays, reviews, and interviews exploring contemporary arts and culture happenings in the Cambridge area (think exhibitions, talks, book releases, concerts, etc.) from nuanced and fresh angles. We would love to hear from you (via our pitch submission form or our email, thecamerapublication@gmail.com) if you have an idea […]