BFI unveils major UK-wide new season Art of Action
Art of Action is a new BFI season celebrating the artistry of real action choreography, that has kept film audiences on the edge
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Immersive Arte M digital exhibition announces closure
Digital art exhibition Arte M Hong Kong arrived on Hong Kong’s shores from South Korea in the fall of 2022, bringing a surreal immersive
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Hay Festival suspends Baillie Gifford sponsorship after controversy
Fossil Free Books, launched by literary industry professionals, said Baillie Gifford invests in companies “linked to the Israeli military” and Israeli settlements in
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‘Breathtaking’ Campbell River Art Gallery gala rakes in $74K
Art gallery’s black-tie, bi-annual fundraiser returned, offering guests an unmissable elegant affair The Campbell River Art Gallery held its bi-annual Art Gala on
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My Uber Driver Doesn’t Get the Fine Art of Fighting for Education Freedom | American Enterprise Institute
I was still jazzed as I slid into the Uber. I’d spent the day with a crew of education freedom evangelists at a
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‘The feminists got their knickers in a twist over my art’
Maggi Hambling without a cigarette. What is going on? “From the minute I had oil paint in my hands, there’s been a cigarette,”
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“Reclaiming El Camino,” Native Resistance In The Missions
An exhibition at the Autry Museum of the American West provides an Indigenous perspective of the California Missions Trail. Today, if you say
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Oasis reunion reminds Boy George of late mother’s love for the band
Boy George says the Oasis reunion has brought back happy memories of his late mother. The Culture Club singer – whose real name
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ZHANGYU Gallery / Atelier Zeros
© Sicong Sui + 11 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1021717/zhangyu-gallery-atelier-zeros Area Area of this architecture project Area: 150 m²
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Labour should ‘invest big’ in arts and culture projects, says top economist | Autumn budget 2024
Now is the time to “invest, and invest big” in radical millennium-style arts and culture projects across the UK, an economist has urged