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“As awful July takes hold, I'd rather head to Þingvellir in Iceland. Here more time is on offer, the world is widening - the crack in its skin is the meeting of the N American & Eurasian tectonic plates. There are baby whimbrels & arctic terns ply & stitch at the coronal suture.” - Tim Dee.
It’s been a long time since I managed to snap a shot for @bibliophilicwitch’s tomes and tea but today I remembered! Coffee and Tim Dee’s Greenery, which arrived earlier in the week.
Title: Landfill | Author: Tim Dee | Publisher: Little Toller Books (2018)
New Year's Day tomes and tea for @bibliophilicwitch is a rather beautiful copy of The Running Sky by Tim Dee and coffee in my newest mug.
Let the water flow back, but let us be allowed to step into it as well, as we surely have and must for it all to mean anything. Let us and our children put our fingers into the world and raise nature tables inside and out... Then we might shelter in words and find fellowship with nature by making a home in the land alongside its non-human inhabitants.
Tim Dee, "Our Bleak Exile of Nature" (The New York Times, 2015)
Fair Isle Curlew
Audio Recordings of University of Bristol Autumn Art Lecture Series
The recordings from the 2012 University of Bristol Autumn Art Lecture series are now available on SoundCloud. These are:
Phil Baines: Penguin Cover Stories: from the Typographic to the Visual
Sarah Bodman: The Contemporary Artist and the Art of the Book
Tim Dee: It Passes Quickly as a Thought – Flight, Painting and Extinction in Audubon’s Life and Work
Jan Marsh: William Morris and the Art of the Book
David McKitterick: The Art of the Book in History
Denise Mina: Making The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo a Graphic Novel
Tim Dee will be talking about the life and work of John James Audobon as part of the University of Bristol Autumn Art Lecture Series on 6 November. This YouTube clip is of a CBS news item prompted by the sale at Sotheby's auction house in London of Audubon's masterpiece, The Birds of America, one of the largest - and rarest - books in the world.
