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We live in a world of color. We are surrounded by it constantly, and it marks our psychological and social existence in ways we can’t fully fathom. But for all color's weightedness and inescapability we don’t actually know that much about it. In On Color, Yale literature professor David Scott Kastan, in collaboration with artist Stephen Farthing, has assembled a thoughtful investigation into the ways we see, perceive, understand, and codify color. Join Kastan as he divulges how ten individual colors, from the redness of roses to the racial dynamics of yellow, have gathered historical, literary, cultural, political, and philosophical meaning and matter, and in doing so, have shaped our social and moral imaginations.

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Here it is then... the moment we've all been waiting for. Our 2019 aftermovie is finally here.

It's approaching three months since we galavanted our way through three days of live music, great activities and gorgeous food. We've pinned down those pesky munchkins and wrestled their cameras from them. And look what we've found, a chance for you, lovely Nozstockers, to relive a wonderful weekend of rambling and raving in our little slice of the rolling hills of Herefordshire.