A recently submitted PhD thesis reconsiders how Blake's art places special emphasis on those involved in the reception of the artist's message

While Blake is often considered an occult artist, this newly published article explores him as a herald of Green Romantic spirituality.

This joint authored paper provides an innovative look at London's spaces associated with death during Blake's lifetime and during COVID-19.

The latest issue of Blake, An Illustrated Quarterly (Spring 2024) is available from today.

Two talks in May and June explore the influence of Blake on Maurice Sendak, as well as using Blake to explore soul-writing.

Ali Abdulilah Gheni and Noor Alhuda Ahmad Aziz offer a discourse-stylistic approach to Blake's famous poem.

Ryūsei Kishida’s religious paintings from 1914 suggest a peculiar Japanese reception of Christianity and European art via William Blake

Mark Crosby and Josephine McQuail present a collection of essays showing how Blake's manuscripts can tell us much about his techniques and meaning.

Serena Qihui Pei considers the interplay between visual arts and poetic visions in William Blake and William Wordsworth.