Oxford Photo Festival Questions Camera Truth
Discover how Photo Oxford 2025 challenges perceptions with its groundbreaking exhibition 'The Camera Never Lies?', exploring truth and manipulation in contemporary photography.
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Eireann Lorsung's 'Simile': Poetry of Memory
Discover how Eireann Lorsung's latest poem 'Simile' masterfully weaves together themes of memory, relationship, and the natural world in this week's featured poetry analysis.
John Adams Festival Triumph: Hallé Orchestra Electrifies Manchester
Experience the musical revolution as John Adams takes centre stage at Bridgewater Hall. Our review captures the Hallé Orchestra's breathtaking performances of Nixon in China and other modern classics that left audiences spellbound.
Dead Man Walking: London Opera Triumph
Jake Heggie's powerful opera 'Dead Man Walking' delivers an emotionally charged performance at London's Coliseum, with Christine Rice's stunning portrayal leading a cast that transforms tragedy into transcendent art.
The Psychology Behind Our Love For Literary Angst
Discover why readers are increasingly drawn to emotionally challenging literature and how 'sad girl books' became a cultural phenomenon that offers catharsis and connection in turbulent times.
Alistair Crawford: Visionary British Landscape Artist
Celebrating the life and legacy of Alistair Crawford, the pioneering British artist whose distinctive graphic style captured the soul of Britain's countryside and left an indelible mark on contemporary art.
Turnage's Railway Children triumphs at Glyndebourne
Discover how Mark-Anthony Turnage's powerful new opera adaptation of 'The Railway Children' delivers an emotional masterpiece at Glyndebourne, blending nostalgic storytelling with contemporary musical brilliance.
Essential New Poetry Collections: Autumn Reading Guide
Dive into our expert roundup of recent poetry releases, from Raymond Antrobus' profound explorations to Holly Hopkins' witty observations and Will Harris' boundary-pushing verse.
Joburg Ballet's Communion of Light: London Triumph
Johannesburg Ballet makes triumphant London debut with Communion of Light, a breathtaking production blending African spirituality with contemporary ballet at the Royal Opera House's Linbury Theatre.
Anne Enright's 'Attention': Sparkling Literary Reflections
Nobel laureate Anne Enright returns with a dazzling collection of essays that dissect modern life, literature, and the art of noticing in our distracted age.
Man jailed for Damien Hirst studio art theft
A 31-year-old man has been sentenced to prison after stealing multiple artworks from Damien Hirst's London studio in a brazen overnight burglary that exposed security flaws in the art world.
Christopher Mullan: Glass artist who transformed light dies
Celebrating the extraordinary life and career of Christopher Mullan, the master glass artist whose innovative work illuminated cathedrals and public spaces worldwide.
Artes Mundi 11: Wales Hosts Major Contemporary Art Prize
Discover the groundbreaking Artes Mundi 11 exhibition, featuring seven international artists competing for £40,000 prize across three Welsh venues in Cardiff, Llandudno and Aberystwyth.
Prayers for a Hungry Ghost: Haunting Barbican Triumph
A stunning new production merges Korean folklore with contemporary storytelling in a visually arresting exploration of grief and memory at London's Barbican.
Sharon Eyal on Sadler's Wells show delay sadness
Celebrated Israeli choreographer Sharon Eyal reveals the emotional toll of her postponed production 'Into Hairy' at London's Sadler's Wells, discussing creative challenges and artistic resilience.
Lily King's Heart The Lover: A Triumphant Return
Discover why Lily King's latest masterpiece is being hailed as a triumphant return to form, exploring the complexities of love and human connection with exquisite prose.
Akram Khan's Thikra: Dance of Memory
Renowned choreographer Akram Khan returns with a powerful new work exploring collective memory and cultural identity through breathtaking movement and staging.
Julius Eastman's radical genius reborn at Barbican
Experience the powerful revival of forgotten composer Julius Eastman's visionary work, brought to life by bass-baritone Davóne Tines in a landmark Barbican performance that's rewriting musical history.
Discover Paul Bailey: Essential Literary Guide
Explore the literary legacy of Paul Bailey, from his Booker-shortlisted novels to his poignant poetry. This comprehensive guide reveals where to begin with one of Britain's most celebrated authors.
Candy-Coloured Waterpark: Photography of Abandoned Leisure
Italian photographer Massimo Siragusa reveals the surreal decay of a once-vibrant waterpark in his latest exhibition, transforming leisure architecture into ghostly art.
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