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By Sara Bright As the long summer nights begin to draw in, the television schedule is heating up. August’s slate is less a trickle, more…
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On 15 November 2023, performance artist Marina Abramović addressed an audience at London’s Royal Geographical Society. She appeared in conversation with Tim Marlow, the Chief…
In an age governed by the ephemeral churn of digital algorithms, the physical magazine has not died in London; rather, it has undergone a brutal,…