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  • 31st May 2023
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Culture for Dummies: David Bailey’s Images

David Bailey (1938) is one of Britain’s most iconic photographers. He began his career as assistant photographer at the John...
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·31st May 2012

Behind the Scenes: Fears of a Clown

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·24th May 2012

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·24th May 2012

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·24th May 2012

Culture for Dummies: An introduction to Matthew Bourne

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·17th May 2012

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·17th May 2012

Has ‘reality’ TV just gone too far?

I’m shamelessly addicted to Made in Chelsea and The Only Way is Essex, but I can’t ignore my rising sense...
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·17th May 2012

Lessons from the old school

Michael Teckman explains his love affair with vinyl. We currently live in a world of debilitating convenience. From the (relative)...
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·17th May 2012

Culture for Dummies: An Introduction to Banned Books

Salman Rushdie once said, speaking shortly after his Satanic Verses was burnt and banned across the globe, that “free speech...
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Behind the Scenes: The Oxford Imps

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