I've had another online essay published over at Dyske.com. It's on the subject of swearing. I'll post it on this blog too sometime, but for the moment you can only read it by following this link.
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- J. Hamlyn
- Glasgow and Aberdeen, Scotland
- Artist and lecturer interested in contemporary art practice and teaching. Most of these blog entries have been provoked by discussions with friends, colleagues and students. Thanks especially to Peter McCaughey for encouraging me to start this blog and Lesley Punton, without whom I would never have continued.
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