Sacred Visions: Blake and First Nations Peoples

Sacred Visions: Blake and First Nations Peoples

Sacred Visions: Blake and First Nations Peoples As part of St James’s Piccadilly’s Changing Our Minds initiative, Diane Pacitti explores the similarities between the visions of indigenous peoples and William Blake. He is such a familiar figure. That ancient,...
Printing Blake in Houston

Printing Blake in Houston

Printing Blake in Houston Trustee of the Blake Society John Riordan writes  about his experience printing with the replica Blake  press at Rice University, Houston. Earlier this month I had the great privilege of heading to Houston (my first time in Texas) and...
In Memory of Morris Eaves

In Memory of Morris Eaves

In Memory of Morris Eaves Trustees and friends of The Blake Society pay tribute to the late, great Morris Eaves. Morris Eaves was one of the most influential Blake scholars in the post-war period, both in terms of his original contributions to knowledge, but also...
Open Letter to The Guardian

Open Letter to The Guardian

Open Letter to The Guardian An open letter to The Guardian in response to Jonathan Jones’ review of William Blake’s Universe at The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Dear Editor,  We at The Blake Society are inspired by William Blake but we don’t live in the...
Bringing Catherine Out of the Shadows

Bringing Catherine Out of the Shadows

Bringing Catherine Out of the Shadows For as long as I have been enamored with Blake’s work, I have held the view that Catherine was far more involved in the creative process than was generally known. Over the many decades that I taught Blake’s illuminated poetry to...
William Blake: Visionary

William Blake: Visionary

William Blake: Visionary Impressions of the exhibition at the Getty Center in Los Angeles, by Hugo Larman. Now on show at the Getty Center in Los Angeles until 14 January 2024, William Blake: Visionary brings together a wealth of Blake’s prints and paintings from Tate...
Mosaics and ‘Minute Particulars’

Mosaics and ‘Minute Particulars’

Mosaics and ‘Minute Particulars’ On 11 September The Blake Society was delighted to attend the unveiling of the restored Blake Mosaics, based on pages from Songs of Innocence and Of Experience, at Surbiton Station. The mosaics were originally created by...
Blake’s Job: Adventures in Becoming

Blake’s Job: Adventures in Becoming

Blake’s Job: Adventures in Becoming Jason Wright introduces his new book, which analyses Blake’s Illustrations of the Book of Job and shows their relevance in clinical psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. I am a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist; prior to this, I worked in...