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17.05.2012
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Smoke and Mirrors
by Neil Gaiman
When asked to write a book review for Felix, I found it incredibly difficult to choose what to write about. My favourite books are classics, but since ...
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High fashion is not like anything you know or have seen in normal society. What is its link to the fashion worn by the ordinary clothes-wearing public? I have no ...
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Totem. Avid Inception fans will immediately think back to the object with which Dom Cobb differentiates between the real and the imaginary. Did it or did it not stop spinning? ...
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It all started in the early Sixties, in New York, of course. The clear delineations between artists and dancers were broken down and the Judson Dance Theatre came into being. ...
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The South Bank’s OXO Tower is known for its vertiginous height, but resting at its base at river level is a small gem of a gallery, currently home to ‘The ...
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It’s in theatres like the Old Red Lion, that remind me why I review plays instead of just going to the see them. They want me to like them, and ...
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Musician. Freedom fighter. Sax, trumpet and keyboard player. Polygamist. Fela Ransome Kuti, the Father of Afrobeat, was something of a phenomenon. His infectious and politically charged music was quick to ...
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I was fifteen when I first went to the ballet. It was Onegin at the Royal Opera House, a birthday present from my mum to me and my brother. I didn’t ...
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From time to time, I fancy myself as a bit of a writer. The hubris quickly passes as I flounder at the end of the first paragraph but the desire ...
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James Turrell’s Bindu Shards was what I can only describe as an ‘experience’. I managed to obtain an elusive time slot for the exhibit which I have read elsewhere as ...
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