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Norwich University of the Arts rebrands with emphasis on creative exchange - Vimarsana News

Norwich University of the Arts rebrands with emphasis on creative exchange

North Design’s generative and flexible identity for the university was shaped by traditional and digital disciplines from weaving to creative coding.

Vrijzinnigheid: Secular Humanism in Belgium - Vimarsana News

Vrijzinnigheid: Secular Humanism in Belgium

Many life stances are present in the European Union (EU); adherents of Catholicism, Islam, Judaism, Orthodox Christianity, and Protestantism are widespread. There are also smaller groups of Buddhist or Hindu denominations. These stances, together with secular humanism, form a patchwork of belief ...

Albrecht Dürer's genius for self-promotion - Vimarsana News

Albrecht Dürer's genius for self-promotion

Albrecht Dürer, one of the most narcissistic artists that ever lived (and it’s a crowded field), would have loved this book. It lays out methodically, with academic brilliance, the marketplace, techno-aware basis of the ‘Dürer Renaissance’ and the artist’s rise to immortal fame. With a glorious accumulation of detail, assiduous research and – as she

Tornos News | PM: Greece offers a week's free holiday to those that cut their stay due to fires - Vimarsana News

Tornos News | PM: Greece offers a week's free holiday to those that cut their stay due to fires

PM: Greece offers a week's free holiday to those that cut their stay due to fires

Roger Mortimer: Tower Of London Escape, Edward II Coup & Downfall - Vimarsana News

Roger Mortimer: Tower Of London Escape, Edward II Coup & Downfall

In 1323, Roger Mortimer pulled off an audacious escape from the Tower of London before ejecting Edward II from the English throne. But, writes Paul Dryburgh, the rebel baron’s designs on power were undone by his own big head