I have been reflecting with sadness on the challenge of trying to bring…

Inlander was a brilliant draughtsman. In the early 1950’s renowned art critic and writer…

Inlander used windows in many of his paintings and from time to time…

This is one of Inlander’s most famous paintings, a self-portrait…

Inlander painted many portraits and self-portraits…

Inlander was fascinated with windows. Many of his paintings use windows to reflect on human vision, how we see and what moves us.

Inlander was fascinated by debates between abstract expressionism…

Inlander played with mirrors and reflections in many of his works…

This painting is characteristic of the later phase of Inlander’s career…

I will weave through a series of juxtapositions in this short essay drawn…

My deepest thanks to Monique Fouquet for this wonderful interpretation of…

Van der Keuken had an illustrious career and was not recognized to the degree…

Is the cinema a medium of “moving pictures”, or “moving images”?…

Let me begin by saying that one way of understanding Baudrillard is to take…

It is perfectly legitimate to ask the following question: How can an image think?…

A recent blog post by one of my favourite writers, Alexandra Samuel…

Zweig was one of Europe's greatest authors and is not read enough today…

The evolution of reading and the reality that reading today is…

This question was asked by Stoffel Debuysere…

Some years ago, I wrote a book with the rather provocative title, How Images Think