Arts

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Picture this Posters from Paddington Printshop

THE Paddington Printshop in London has been in existence for well over four decades and its enduring survival is best testimony to its continuing r

Exhibition

Arts | Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Exhibition The art of boldness and surrender

Theatre Review

Arts | Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Theatre Review Appropriate insight into toxic legacy of slavery

LAFAYETTE GILCHRIST'S SONIC TRIP MASTERS: "Dark Matter," Baltimore, 2/19/17

Interview

Arts | Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Interview ‘Dark matter is what keeps everything from drifting apart’

History

Friday 23rd Aug 2019

History Kicking up a stink

WILLIAM TULLETT investigates why some smells cause particular offence

Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Album reviews with Ian Sinclair: August 23, 2019

Latest releases from Ezra Furman, Jesse Malin and Angie McMahon

Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Letters from Latin America: August 23, 2019

Fiction and poetry from Adelaide Ivanova, Roque Larraquy and Luiza Sauma

Book Review

Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Book Review Fascism in Spain and Chile the focus of a compelling novel from Isabel Allende

A Long Petal of the Sea
by Isabel Allende
(Bloomsbury, £15.29)

PAIN AND GLORY | Official Trailer HD (2019)

Film Of The Week

Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Film Of The Week Painful pleasure

There's much to enjoy in Pedro Almodovar's fraught drama of an ageing film director facing up to mortality, says ALAN FRANK

Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Film round-up: August 23, 2019

MARIA DUARTE and ALAN FRANK review Hail Satan?, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Crawl and Astro Kid

Opinion

Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Opinion Fear and loathing in the City of the Angels

DENNIS BROE reports on how class conflict is mirrored in the cultural landscape of Los Angeles

Theatre Review

Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Theatre Review Sexual misconduct and questions about identity examined

Actually
Trafalgar Studios

Book Review

Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Book Review New technologies used to deepen racial oppression

CARLOS MARTINEZ believes Ruha Benjamin shines light on an important issue that socialists need to understand and engage with

Book Review

Friday 23rd Aug 2019

Book Review Setting the aganda for meaningful climate action

Arts

Picture this Posters from Paddington Printshop

THE Paddington Printshop in London has been in existence for well over four decades and its enduring survival is best testimony to its continuing r

Exhibition The art of boldness and surrender

Theatre Review Appropriate insight into toxic legacy of slavery

Interview ‘Dark matter is what keeps everything from drifting apart’

History Kicking up a stink

WILLIAM TULLETT investigates why some smells cause particular offence

Album reviews with Ian Sinclair: August 23, 2019

Latest releases from Ezra Furman, Jesse Malin and Angie McMahon

Letters from Latin America: August 23, 2019

Fiction and poetry from Adelaide Ivanova, Roque Larraquy and Luiza Sauma

Book Review Fascism in Spain and Chile the focus of a compelling novel from Isabel Allende

A Long Petal of the Sea
by Isabel Allende
(Bloomsbury, £15.29)

A Long Petal of the Sea
by Isabel Allende
(Bloomsbury, £15.29)

Film Of The Week Painful pleasure

There's much to enjoy in Pedro Almodovar's fraught drama of an ageing film director facing up to mortality, says ALAN FRANK

Film round-up: August 23, 2019

MARIA DUARTE and ALAN FRANK review Hail Satan?, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Crawl and Astro Kid

Opinion Fear and loathing in the City of the Angels

DENNIS BROE reports on how class conflict is mirrored in the cultural landscape of Los Angeles

Theatre Review Sexual misconduct and questions about identity examined

Actually
Trafalgar Studios

Actually
Trafalgar Studios

Book Review New technologies used to deepen racial oppression

CARLOS MARTINEZ believes Ruha Benjamin shines light on an important issue that socialists need to understand and engage with

Book Review Setting the aganda for meaningful climate action

Ann Pettifor’s book succinctly explains how a green new deal can become reality, says CARLOS MARTINEZ

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