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Art.view visits a charming museum of life in a French village in the 19th-century ...  read more »

Francis Bacon believed there was beauty in the colour of meat, and it was possible "to be optimistic and totally without hope." This year, the centennial of his birth, is a fine time to revisit his insights on art, writes Megan Buskey ...  read more »

Despite having one of the best filmmaking streaks of the 1970s, Hal Ashby is largely unheard of. But with a new biography and some vocal acolytes, the director may be finally getting his due, writes Daniel Arizona ...  read more »

To the public, he was Reggie Perrin and Rigsby–and still is, long after his death, with repeats continuing and remakes planned. To Camilla Rossiter, he was just Dad ...  read more »

During these cold months, Molly Young is keen to cosy up at home with her new friend Dexter, a humble, introspective serial killer. Really, he's a mensch with just a bit of blood on his hands ...  read more »

GROWING PAINS, THE NIGHT SKY AND THE DOCTOR IS IN | July 29th 2008

The Walker Art Centre

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TURNER, JEROME ROBBINS, AND THE EYES HAVE IT, TWICE | July 23rd 2008

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SIZE MATTERS | May 21st 2008

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What about catching a play at lunch? Or during happy hour? Such cultural quickies might help to topple the image of theatre as an elitist, hoary old dame who only comes out at night, writes Molly Flatt ...

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