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A British Original
Edward Lucie-Smith
Edward Lucie-Smith discusses the work of one Young British Artist, Outsider artist Joe Machine.
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The Last Organ Maker of Bethnal Green
Michael Binyon
An essay on the mastery of the Mander Workshop who have built the organ for the Queen's 60th anniversary to be placed in Westminster Abbey later this year.
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Spark: A Landscape of Letters and Life
Robert Hosmer
An essay exploring the letters and life of Muriel Spark using her archives.
TLM Blog
‘These Shining Lives’ at Park Theatre: A Review
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A 31, Circle.
The little red card which revealed my seat number beneath the ‘Park Theatre’ logo, led ...
The Man Who Died Twice by Alexandra Maher
A fan-fiction crossover piece combining Julian Fellowes’ Downton Abbey and Agatha Christie’s Poirot. Set in the Christmas of 1920, as the episode preceding the most ...
Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition Preview and Ceremony by Heather Wells, Production Manager
I arrive at Somerset House in the blistering sunshine, passing the Courtauld Gallery currently exhibiting Picasso’s early paintings and arrive at the West Wing Galleries ...
The Problem with Paolo Sorrentino by George Hull
The work of Neapolitan director Paolo Sorrentino combines a compelling visual style with a unique sensitivity for psychological subtleties. The five feature-length films he has ...
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