Exploring Dante Alighieri's story of Francesca da Rimini and the nature of truth. First published on Art UK in 2023.

Analysing the shift from modernism to post-modernism. First given as a talk at Fisher House, University of Cambridge, 22 November, 2022.

Looking at Derek Jarman's enduring legacy through the creation of his garden at Dungeness. First published on Art UK in 2023.

A study of the 'School of London' and it's legacy. Given as a talk at The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, 21 April, 2015.

An exploration of human suffering in art. First read at Amherst College, MA, 28 March, 2014.

This essay considers why we need art schools today. Given as a talk at the Katowice Academy, 11 May, 2022.

Read as a paper at Wolfson College, University of Oxford, 3 May, 2015. Published in 'The Holocaust in History and Memory' Vol:6 The Arts and the Holocaust.

Today the media is the landscape which inspires art. Given as a talk at Nanjing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics, 17 October, 2017.

After WWII, Western art abandoned Christianity. Commissioned by Iskusstvo, 2014

A comparison between Banksy's 'Rage Flower Thrower' and Raphael's 'Mond Crucifixion'. Written in 2022.

Why create an art collection? Published on Art UK, 2017.

A brief history of British art. Read at the Xi'an Academy of Fine Art, 3 December, 2015.

An exploration on the paintings of Amanda Ansell.

Looking at the unique work of British abstract artist Julian Brown.

Examining the paintings of Simon Carter.

Exploring the social realism of Nathan Eastwood.

A brief journey into the sculpture of Anne-Schwegmann-Fielding.

An essay examining the sublime work of Susan Gunn.

Alex Hanna manages the seemingly impossible.

An essay on the work of Cathy Lomax by Paul O'Kane, 2016.

Exploring the cartoons of Brother Daniel Morphy. Published on Art UK in 2023.

The surreal world of Andrew Munoz.

An examination of the work of Narbi Price by Nicholas Usherwood, 2017.

Professor Margaret Iversen interviews Robert Priseman about art. Published 2007.