The work of the poet Maurice Rutherford, who has died aged 103, ranges from love poems and elegies for his late wife to friendly, witty, but sometimes politically trenchant responses to poems by Philip Larkin, and demonstrates that a poet can be…
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The reason art heists exploded in the 1970s
Like the guard injured during the Worcester Art Museum robbery, security employees rarely carried arms – and, as portrayed mockingly in The Mastermind, they could often be dozy “retirees” or “acid heads”, as Reichardt says, with limited…
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A Life Lost and Found —portrait of an artist who fled the scene
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According to one account, Johannes Vermeer, the great 17th-century Dutch painter, was a genius so potent that a close…
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Tame Impala’s new album ‘Deadbeat’ sees Kevin Parker at his most laissez-faire
Tame Impala’s work is significant to many.
Whether it be that of the exploratory and ambitious “Mind Mischief,” released on “Lonerism” in 2012, or the ever-present “The Less I Know the Better,” off of “Currents,” leading man…
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‘Smell is a language’: Máret Ánne Sara on why Tate’s Turbine Hall whiffs of frightened reindeer | Art and design
Visitors to Tate Modern are used to unusual encounters in its vast Turbine Hall. They’ve sunbathed before an artificial sun, slid down helter skelters and witnessed AI-powered robotic jellyfish floating through the air. But this is the first…
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Leonard and Hungry Paul review – this Julia Roberts-narrated comedy is the perfect antidote to modern life | Television
On a well-maintained driveway in an unremarkable suburb of Dublin, a small man in a sleeveless jumper is professing a desire to expand his horizons. “I feel myself getting quieter. More invisible,” says Leonard, blinking up at the night sky….
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The Strad – Violinist Merel Vercammen: the freedom of self-releasing on her own label
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Merel Vercammen is a violinist who is releasing her album, Rejoice, on Friday 17 October, along with her cellist duo partner, Maya Fridman. Flexing both her musical skills…
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Photographer Graciela Iturbide: ‘Working with my heart is the only rule – nothing else’ | Photography
If you’re at all familiar with contemporary Latin American photography, you’ve probably encountered the unforgettable image of a Zapotec woman crowned with live iguanas, radiating quiet, unshakable dignity. Captured in 1979 by Graciela…
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Three-year-old Michigan boy saves mother’s life with quick thinking after she has seizure | Michigan
Authorities in Michigan are saying a three-year-old boy is a hero after he managed to unlock his mother’s phone using her face while she experienced a severe epileptic seizure and then summoned life-saving help on a video call.
Cody James…
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