Eight years in the making, Sebastião Salgado's new exhibition "Genesis" opens in London today. We published a selection of his photographs, shot in Ethiopia, last year. He told Simon Willis what drew him there
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The Visual CV: he’s done Blair and Brown, Blair and the Queen, Frost and Nixon, and now the Queen and a whole nest of PMs—including Mrs Thatcher. Matthew Sweet tracks a writer who feels two heads are better copy than oneread more »COMMENTS: CommentsArtsMarch/April 2013Matthew SweetThe Visual CV
Last year Sergei Polunin walked out on a golden career with the Royal Ballet, sounding like a lost boy. What was going on? And what happened next? Julie Kavanagh goes to Kiev and Moscow to talk to him, his parents and his mentors...
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Notes on a Voice: Emma Hogan gives away the spywriter's secrets
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Man in a suit: Andreas Verheijen, a florist from Holland, goes to market in London
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The Wine-List Inspector: Tim Atkins finds that in the Western Cape, even a French restaurant has a South African accent
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Can we change the world, one click at a time? Ricken Patel, a young Canadian, thinks so, and he has 20m followers to show for it. Profile by Robert Butler
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Eight years in the making, Sebastião Salgado's new exhibition "Genesis" opens in London today. We published a selection of his photographs, shot in Ethiopia, last year. He told Simon Willis what drew him there
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The Mission: after achieving 25 other tasks for the magazine, Will Smith becomes an editor
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The Visual CV: he’s done Blair and Brown, Blair and the Queen, Frost and Nixon, and now the Queen and a whole nest of PMs—including Mrs Thatcher. Matthew Sweet tracks a writer who feels two heads are better copy than one
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A Game, a Gadget and an App: Tom Standage lets wine breathe, learns about London and plays a masterpiece
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The Music of Science: by paying attention, Carl Woese spotted archaea. Oliver Morton thinks he deserved the Nobel
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Last year Sergei Polunin walked out on a golden career with the Royal Ballet, sounding like a lost boy. What was going on? And what happened next? Julie Kavanagh goes to Kiev and Moscow to talk to him, his parents and his mentors...
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