Winter 2006

Issue Number: 93

Contributors

DIANA ARMFIELD RA is a painter. She has an exhibition at Browse & Darby (until 24 Nov) and she is also participating in the New English Art Club Annual Show at the Mall Galleries (1–18 Dec)

ELIZA BONHAM CARTER is an artist and Curator of the RA Schools

JUDITH BUMPUS is an art historian and freelance writer on art. Her books include Van Gogh’s Flowers (Phaidon) and Reginald Brill (Lund Humphries)

ALEX BUTTERWORTH is a writer, dramatist and historian. His book Pompeii: The Living City, winner of the 2006 Longman-History Today New Generation Book of the Year award, has recently been published in paperback (Weidenfeld & Nicolson)

EMMA CRICHTON-MILLER is a freelance writer and Þlm-maker

ADAM DANT is an artist, currently working on drawings to be shown at Hales Gallery, London, in early 2007. His newspaper project Donald Parsnips Daily Journal appears as part of MOMA New York’s exhibition ‘Eye on Europe: Prints, Books & Multiples/1960 to Now’ (until 1 Jan)

BERNARD DUNSTAN RA is a painter

JOHN ELLIOTT is a Delhi-based journalist who writes for Fortune and The Economist

EDMUND FAWCETT is a London-based writer and critic. He has worked as a journalist in San Francisco, Brussels, Washington, Paris and Berlin

MARTIN GAYFORD is an art critic. His recent book The Yellow House (Penguin/Fig Tree) is a vivid account of the friendship between Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin

A.C. GRAYLING is Professor of Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London. His recent books include a biography of French mathematician and philosopher Descartes (Simon & Schuster)

STEPHEN HAWKING is Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge and author of The Universe in a Nutshell and A Brief History of Time (Bantam)

FIONA MADDOCKS is chief arts features writer and opera critic for the Evening Standard

EAMONN MCCABE is an award-winning photographer and former picture editor for The Guardian who contributes to this magazine

PETER MURRAY is Director of the Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork, and a regular contributor to Irish Arts Review

DORINDA OUTRAM is Franklin I. Clark Professor of History at the University of Rochester, New York. Her most recent publication is Panorama of the Enlightenment (Thames & Hudson)

SCOTT REYBURN is the art market correspondent of Antiques Trade Gazette and a contributing editor to Art + Auction

ELIZABETH WATERS is Outreach Project Director on behalf of the Royal Academy

SIMON WILSON is a freelance writer, art historian and columnist

MATT WOLF is an American arts writer based in London, where he is theatre critic for The International Herald Tribune and Bloomberg News

MICHAEL WOOD is a writer and broadcaster. His forthcoming television series on the history of India will be aired on BBC2 in summer 2007. He is the author of The Smile of Murugan (John Murray) and Legacy (BBC Books)

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