“... thanks to superior literary artists such as Bryson, Gombrich and Baxandall, not to mention T.J. Clark, the leading proponent of the social-historical approach to art studies that Stafford specifically deplores. Yet in conception, Echo Objects is easily the most exciting demonstration yet of how a neuroaesthetics might shape up. Crucially, this is a ...”

“... of survival was if the Eton-City-News International ‘nation’ ceased to call the shots. T.J. Clark But​ why should the rest of us care? There are some 5.3 million Scots, barely a ripple among the total citizenry of the globe, and less than a tenth even of the population of the UK (which is itself part of the problem). Even so, the referendum possesses ...”

“... 1994 titled ‘In Defence of Abstract Expressionism’, a defence that is also a critique, T.J. Clark acknowledges the allure of this subjecthood but notes that it is petit bourgeois in aspiration, that Abstract Expressionism offers us an image of liberal individualism that advanced capitalism has already undone, ‘a last gasp of oxygen as the plane goes ...”

“... accurate and well documented account of Situationist practice has an important precedent in T.J. Clark’s The Painting of Modern Life: Paris in the Art of Manet and His Followers. Clark, briefly a member of the English section of the Situationist International in the late Sixties, argues in strict Situationist terms that ...”