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• The Beauty and Sadness of Beatrice Offor

  

  As I use a wide array of images in these blog posts, I often end up using multiple paintings by certain artists without knowing a lot about them, or even at... Read more

  The 09 September 2016 by   Kirsty Stonell Walker
  

• Labor Day :: A Day for More Than Beaches, Barbecues & Bookmarks

  

  Nearly every holiday, I like to dig into history and figure out what we're really celebrating; or more accurately, what we SHOULD be celebrating. Read more

  The 05 September 2016 by   Ventipop
  

• Weekly Wrap Up (September 4)

  

  Well that’s the last of our Bank Holiday’s gone until Christmas time and with the nights beginning to draw in I’m setting myself up to an autumn full of... Read more

  The 04 September 2016 by   Cleopatralovesbooks
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• Metropolitan Opera Preview: The Magic Flute

  

  The birdcatcher returns to the Met to enchant the kids in Mozart's family-friendly fable.by Paul J. PelkonenChristopher Maltman returns to the role of Papageno... Read more

  The 27 August 2016 by   Superconductor
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• New Book Alert: Richard Ali A Mutu's 'Mr. Fix It'

  

  Another new release for 2016. This time from the Congolese author, Richard Ali A Mutu - one of the selected Africa39 writers. Mr. Read more

  The 27 August 2016 by   Bookshy
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• How a Neuroscientist Came Around to Improv Comedy

  

  I love improv comedy because of its authenticity. You might ask me, how can a dramatic form where the performers are literally making everything up as they go... Read more

  The 27 August 2016 by   Neuroamer
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• Concert Review: The Total Mass Retain

  

  Mostly Mozart goes to church...twice. by Paul J. Pelkonen Conductor Louis Langrée. Photo © 2013 the Mostly Mozart Festival. Four singers made their debuts at th... Read more

  The 22 August 2016 by   Superconductor
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• Guest Blogger: Bruce DeSilva: How I Made the Transition From Journalist to...

  

  A lot of people think that daily journalism must be a great training ground for novelists. I tell them that, for the most part, it is not. As someone who... Read more

  The 22 August 2016 by   Dplylemd
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• Distorted Reality - London Debut of Street Artist Alaniz

  

  DISTORTED REALITY will be an intimate exploration of culture and humanity. It is the personal research of a traveller. Discovering the human nature, society... Read more

  The 21 August 2016 by   Invisiblemadevisible
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• The 'Sixties in Shalott

  

  Here we are again, talking about Tennyson and illustration as an excuse for my collection of illustrated Tennysons. Anyway, enough about my problems, this week ... Read more

  The 14 August 2016 by   Kirsty Stonell Walker