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Difficult, hilarious, brilliant – Bruce Nauman @ Tate Modern
By Nicholas Jung
Art & Photography. London.
Review
The magical language of plants – ‘The Botanical Mind’ @ Camden Arts Centre
By Gelly Gryntaki
Art & Photography. London.
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Why ‘Philip Guston Now’ would have highlighted our current, troubled times
By Nicholas Jung
Art & Photography. London.
Interview
“You have to allow yourself pleasure as well as angst.” – In conversation with Susie MacMurray
By Joanie Magill
Art & Photography. London.
Interview
The Long Read: Music, Heritage and Mental Health – in conversation with Zakia Sewell
By Anokhi Shah
Music. London.
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Spoken Word Column: Poetry is lockdown’s language
By Matt Abbott
Written & Spoken Word. London.
Review
“A compelling entry point to an underappreciated medium” – ‘Temporary Spaces’ reviewed
By Sam Phasey
Written & Spoken Word. London.
Column
Obscure Geographies #5: St. Thomas’s Long Burial Ground
By Michael Sutton
Community. London.
Exhibit
See / Hear / Read #2: CREATIVE CRUSH by Marc Cowan
By The State of The Arts
SeeHearRead. London.
Column
FYI: Adam Scovell, writer
By The State of The Arts
Written & Spoken Word. London.
Review
Scottish Opera’s Anthropocene: An Impeccably Detailed Display of Haunting Images
By Sofia Rendall
Theatre & Dance. London.