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lewisWyndham Lewis was one of the great Modernist artists and writers. He is best known for the magazine Blast, the art movement Vorticism, and for his brilliant satirical fiction. A painter and writer, Lewis was during his lifetime (1882-1957) a prophet of the global society which the WorldWideWeb signifies by its very existence.

These pages are intended to guide anybody who wants to know about his work. Much of his art and all his books will be described and discussed here.




Wyndham Lewis Project
The Wyndham Lewis Project is a joint university project based at the University of La Rioja, Logroño, Spain, together with Nottingham Trent University and the University of Plymouth in England.

Funded by the Ministerio Español de Ciencia y Tecnología – the Spanish Ministry of Science and Technology – as project project BFF2002 – 02842


Wyndham Lewis Society
The society publishes the Wyndham Lewis Annual and the Lewisletter.
The Annual is a refereed academic journal, to which you are invited to contribute.
Published numbers are described here.

Lewisletter
The Society also publishes the Lewisletter, a lively bi-annual which brings news of books, exhibitions, reviews and controversy. When you subscribe to the Annual, you will also receive the Lewisletter.


Wyndham Lewis Trust
The Trust manages copyright. For all enquiries concerning reproduction of images and text contact the Wyndham Lewis Memorial Trust.


Contact
Anna Burrells,
Secretary, Wyndham Lewis Society
Flat 9, Victory House
64-68 Trafalgar Road
Moseley
Birmingham, B13 8BU
United Kingdom
a.l.burrells@bham.co.uk

LATEST NEWS

 

First Major Wyndham Lewis Exhibition in Spain:
Wyndham Lewis (1882-1957)

Fundación Juan March
Madrid, 5 February -16 May 2010:

Alan Munton's article on this event in Lewis in Spain section

Lewis’s art criticism online!

The art criticism that Wyndham Lewis wrote for The Listener between 1946 and 1951 is available here.

This is a major editing project – 40,000 words, 200 images, 275 artists.

An overview of postwar British art from the BBC’s cultural weekly, as seen by one of the great art critics of the last century.

The Listener project is based at the University of Plymouth, UK, and at the University of La Rioja, Spain. It was funded by an AHRC Art History award for 2008-2009.

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Wyndham Lewis portraits – major exhibition in London
Go to Portraits section

Membership section updated
New section: Lewis in Spain
Stanley Fish, American literary professor, thinks Lewis belongs in the history of conservative thought. Is this right? Lewis wrote about Marx, was influenced by the French anarchist Proudhon, and was a strong internationalist who invented the phrase "global village". Read Fish´s New York Times blog here
Lewis translation by Yolanda Morató wins prize


Copyright © Wyndham Lewis and the estate of the late Mrs G A Wyndham Lewis by kind permission of the Wyndham Lewis Memorial Trust (a registered charity) - 2008