Listen
- Wentworth Castle and the Battle of the Buildings, 14 March 2013, episode 4, Baroque in Britain, BBC Radio 4, Patrick Eyres and Tim Marlow (see photograph at Wentworth Castle Gardens).
Watch
- Ian Hamilton Finlay and Little Sparta, 15 October 2011, Garden Marathon. Recording by the Serpentine Gallery, London.
- The Asiento and The Blackamoor garden statue, 21 June 2013, keynote paper, Colonial Legacies Conference, University of Utrecht. Recording by the University’s Centre for the Humanities.
- Humphry Repton and the War Profiteers, 5 November 2018, Discovering the Real Repton Symposium, The Gardens Trust and Garden Museum, London. Recording by the Garden Museum.
- Little Sparta, an Unforgettable Gardens, 10 February 2021. This recording by the Gardens Trust is accessible via the Little Sparta Trust website.
- The Rival Wentworths: Georgian Mansions, Monuments and Landscapes, 14 April 2022. Recording by the Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust.
Read Online
- ‘Ian Hamilton Finlay and the Cultural Politics of Neoclassical Gardening’, Garden History, 28/1 (2000), pp. 152-66.
- Response to ‘Ian Hamilton Finlay and the cultural politics of neoclassical gardening’, Garden History, vol. 50, Supplement. 1 (2022), pp. 181-191.
- ‘Stuart Mills & Tarasque Press’ (extract from ‘The New Arcadians’, 2009), in Rodger Brown, EG – Eugen Gomringer in the UK , 2011-2012 (Derby: University of Derby and Research Group for Artists Publications (RGAP), 2011).
- ‘Wentworth Woodhouse and the Yorkshire Commissions of Humphry Repton‘, Garden History, vol. 47: Supplement 1 (2019), pp. 73-84.
Lectures: Lockdown and Beyond
- Wentworth Castle and Wentworth Woodhouse: Georgian rivals united through 21st-century restoration and public access, for The Gardens Trust / London Gardens Trust (Zoom, 2020) the Friends of The Botanical Garden Sheffield (Zoom, 2021) and the York Friends of the National Trust (Zoom, 2021).
- Learning from The Blackamoor, for The Gardens Trust (Zoom, 2021). See David Marsh’s blog about this lecture series ‘Other Voices in Garden History’. See also NAJ 69/70, The Blackamoor.
- The Political Use of Sculpture in Georgian Gardens, for the Sussex Gardens Trust (Zoom, 2021).
- Georgian Gardens: Where did the money come from? for The Gardens Trust (Zoom, 2021).
- From Naumachia to ‘Naval Warfare’: Nautical Frolics in British Parks, for The Gardens Trust and Yorkshire Gardens Trust (Zoom 2023). See NAJ 39/40, Naumachia.
- The Maritime Garden, for the Leeds Art Fund at Leeds Art Gallery (2023), marking the 40th anniversary of the New Arcadian Journal: Little Sparta, Peasholm Park and the Stone Garden. See NAJ 77/78, Atlantic Flowers.
