One of many cultural rests during the Ancestor’s Trail…. just before the rain made an epic and glorious appearance. Dizzy the barn owl. Clive with Lokki, the three year old.

The Captured Thought gave a series of lectures exploring Psychology, literature and the arts to explore ways of thinking, memory, perception and the impact of art and technology on life..

Artists Talk With Nicky Clayton and Clive Wilkins Wednesday 17 April at 8pm Straw Bale Room at Schumacher College This evening will focus on Conversations Without Words. During the course.

Dinner with Prof.Dan Margoliash, University of Chicago  

Nicky and Clive in action at Sheffield University delivering the Spoon lecture. Einstein supposedly said~ Time only exists to prevent everything from happening at once. Although physical time proceeds forever.

The debonair magician [is that the right word!] Clive Wilkins performed a few elite effects for Dane Comerford [Event organiser and public engagement manager, Cambridge University] and Dervila Glynn [Head.

Not all those contributing and lecturing during the conference week were able to attend the last days excursion to Cordes-sur-ciel unfortunately. The trip proved to be a delightful way to.

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Nicky and Clive with Amy Malcolm, Director of The Creative Thinking Project during recent filming at Auckland University, New Zealand.  

We were invited by Lea Gaultier and Fleur Courtois to give a series of lectures and demonstrations about ‘Conversations without Words’ at the Institute of Art and Choreography.