Asian art has been a lifelong passion for Swiss art historian Michael Henss. He is renowned for his scholarly research on Tibetan monuments and tombs. He was able to answer some questions we put to him about his time studying for his PhD at Warnborough: Why did you decide to do a PhD? To continue […]
Q and A with Dr Michael Henss – Asian art historian. Read More »
They’re commonly mistaken for vegetables, probably first came to Europe through Columbus, and exist in over 10,000 varieties. Tomatoes (fruits) are also very good for your health. This is in part due to a powerful anti -oxidant, Lycopene. It is a constituent of watermelon, grapefruit (high proportions in ones with a pink / red colouring)
Natural Medicine – Fighting Disease with Tomatoes Read More »
All Warnborough Fine Arts (MFA and PhDFA) students are encouraged to enter the Art Olympia 2017 competition. Warnborough students who are studying through our Academic Partners worldwide are also encouraged to enter. Art Olympia is a new international open art competition held once every two years. The main goals are to discover young talented artists
International Open Art Competition Read More »
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