Richard Clay looks for what it is that has made us scribble and scratch mementoes of our lives for over 30,000 years, from prehistoric cave paintings to contemporary street art. Show more
Art historian Dr Richard Clay journeys through the dramatic and destructive years of the French Revolution, telling its history through the extraordinary story of its art. Show more
Art historian Richard Clay explores the myth-making and hidden meanings of 21st-century popular culture. Show more
Richard Clay explores utopian visions for a better world - from radical politics to online communities - and asks if they can inspire real change. Show more
Can utopian visions for living ever reconcile the tension between the group and the individual, the rules and the desire to break free? Show more
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Richard Clay asks if utopia is, ultimately, a state of mind. Can we all find our utopia in a perfect moment of transcendence, artistic expression or hedonism? Show more
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Art historian Professor Richard Clay explores how internet memes are shaping our culture and politics, experimenting by devising and releasing some himself. Show more