Arts & Lit editor Kayleigh Swart reviews Ali Hazelwood’s sporty romance, Deep End.
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Exeter’s RAMM to host Hayward Gallery Touring exhibition ‘Hollow Earth: Art, Caves, and the Subterranean Imaginary’
Lina Stenman, a volunteer at Exeter’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM), discusses the upcoming exhibition opening on 23 September.
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Amber Platel investigates the subtle power of Claire Keegan’s Foster and why it makes for a perfect summer read.
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Amy Rushton, Online Comment Editor, delves into her love for the Rossettis, the Pre-Raphaelite movement and the role of female art at this time
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Sasha Huber’s “You Name It”: exploring the history of classification and race
Dexter Woolley discusses the background to artist Sasha Huber’s latest exhibition and her pursuit to change the name of the Swiss mountain, Agassizhorn, named after infamous scientist Louis Agassiz.
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Ella Minty, Print Arts + Lit Editor, reviews Le Navet Bete’s latest production, Robin Hood.
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Ella Minty, Print Arts + Lit Editor, interviews Samara Rawlins and Matthew Heywood, cast members from the Northcott’s production of Robin Hood which runs from the 9th December to the 2nd January.
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Lauren Walsh reviews Shotgun Theatre’s latest production, The Last Five Years.
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‘No profits grow where no pleasure is taken’: Shakespeare’s Complete First Folio sold for $10 million to private owner
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Millie Browning discusses whether there is a place for the arts during an economic crisis, amid Rishi Sunak’s latest ‘retrain’ campaign
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Sofia Giles reviews the importance of regional theatres and how they serve to protect the arts ecosystem
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