Things Seen

The Economics of Diversity: the Dasgupta Review

You may have noticed that The Light Review is more than happy to talk about the climate crisis to anyone […]

Here at The Light Review we are great supporters of the Family Christmas (and however truncated that may be for […]

Astronomers are generally agreed that the new star in the sky that sent Bathazar, Caspar and Melchior off from the […]

Strange things drop into my inbox. A couple of weeks ago I was warned about ELECTRONIC PAINT – something that […]

The Electrical Distributors’ Association (EDA) likes to keep a finger on the pulse of the electrical supply sector by commissioning […]

Chris Fordham and I were e-chatting . . . there must be something interesting to do, quoth I. Why not […]

Why is a website dedicated to Good Lighting bothering with a book about the Climate Crisis? Well – it’s because […]

If your inbox is anything like mine, you’ll have noticed that there seems to be a lot of UV-virus-busting product […]

James Turrell, light artist extraordinaire, has returned to the UK with a solo exhibition of new works at the PACE […]

Chris Fordham reports: Driving in the evening through rural Wiltshire on the way to a Light Show, I happened to […]

Liz West is British visual artist, famous for site specific artworks, sculpture and immersive light art installations. The exhibition is […]

Chris Fordham writes: Light has played an important role in art over the ages, all the way from Caravaggio; famous […]