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Boundless: Hepworth in London
Yesterday’s solar eclipse occurred immediately before a gallery talk discussing Barbara Hepworth’s stringed work. The alignment was...
Chris Rogers
Mar 305 min read
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‘September 5’ (2024)
Does the media report the news, or create it? What is the moral role of journalists in extreme situations? And what difference does the...
Chris Rogers
Feb 45 min read
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Art attack
“Overwhelming” was how I described my first visit to the Musée du Louvre more than twenty years ago; “ordeal” was the word used by its...
Chris Rogers
Jan 284 min read
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Brit wit
If, like me, you remember from your younger years the mesmerising Newton’s Cradle; a foot-long plastic matchstick concealing a lighter;...
Chris Rogers
Dec 31, 20244 min read
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Location, location, location
As my interest in and knowledge of film and architecture have grown, I’ve become more and more absorbed by how backlot sets and actual...
Chris Rogers
Dec 15, 20243 min read
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Two households, both alike in dignity
If you know where and how to look in London today, there isn’t much that separates the present from the past. Stand in Piccadilly, just...
Chris Rogers
Dec 7, 20246 min read
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