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On Edmund White
I thought,’ White wrote in his autobiographical masterpiece The Farewell Symphony (1997), ‘that never had a ...
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In Gaza Nothing’s Impossible
Malak Mattar’s monumental 2024 black-and-white painting inspired by Guernica is entitled No Words (… for Gaza).
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Collective Property, Private Control
The United States was born in war and has waged a war of some sort in every year of its existence. Silicon Valley ...
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Ed Kiely: Short Cuts University Finances
Universities’ reliance on international students is only the most recent attempt to solve a broader problem, one ...
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Michael Wood: At the Movies ‘Riefenstahl’
I wanted to understand the figure of Riefenstahl in her development,’ Andres Veiel says, ‘without exculpating ...
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Cosy as a Scalpel
Detective novels offer a means of rehearsing the fearful reality of death, and in this sense the conventions of ...
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Paths to Restitution
The Royal Museum of the Belgian Congo became the Royal Museum of Central Africa after Brussels choked back its fury ...
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You may remember Palantir as the company that was given access to all of NHS England’s data in November 2023, in order to create a Federated Data Platform. The cost was £330 million – the largest NHS ...