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On this page, you’ll find links to TV and radio programmes that have featured Lottolab’s work and/or interviews with Beau Lotto, as well as links to a small selection of interviews in the press, both print and online, and to published books.
For a list of past events, as well as media appearances, go to News
If you wish to set up an interview, or to discuss upcoming projects and events, please contact Beau Lotto here
- Coast programme
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Horizon: ‘Do you see what I see?’
Beau Lotto’s, and lottolab’s, second and substantial appearance on BBC2’s Horizon programme, broadcast in August, 2011.
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Horizon: ‘Is Seeing Believing?’
Beau Lotto takes part in one of the BBC’s most popular Horizon programmes for a decade. It explores how and why we see illusions.
- Leading edge
- Don't die young
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UCL People: The whole world in our heads
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Blackawton Bees, Devon Life magazine (2011)
An article entitled ‘A passion for ideas’ focussing on the Blackawton Bees project and its impact on science teaching at Blackawton School in Devon.
- Blackawton Bees, Guardian (Dec 2010)
- Blackawton Bees, Scientific American (Dec 2010)
- A New Way to See, Design Mind (2009)
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Why the world is an illusion created by the brain,
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A Book entitled: Why we see what we do
This book, by Dale Purves and Beau Lotto, describes an empirical theory for why we see illusions. A second edition was published in 2011.
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Using illusions to teach children
A chapter entitled ‘Using illusions to teach children about the science and art of seeing and conceiving’, written by Beau Lotto in collaboration with Sara J. Downham and Dave Strudwick, is included in Creative Encounters, published by the Wellcome Trust in 2008.
Coast is BBC 2’s award-winning programme about the UK’s physical edge.
Interview with Beau at the Hayward Gallery on BBC Radio 4.
BBC television programme about the nature of stress.
