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The Many Lives of Lee Miller: Beauty, Surrealism, and the Horror of War
I spent two months trying to write about the Lee Miller exhibition at Tate Britain. Only now do I understand why it was so difficult.
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Two Men, One Art: The Obsessive World of Gilbert & George
At Hayward Gallery, the legendary British duo turn their daily lives into a monumental portrait of faith, filth, and devotion.
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How And Just Like That almost buried the legacy of Sex and the City
Bidding farewell to the worst sequel in television history
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Tart: a book about culinary through the female gaze
I’ve never in my life pre-ordered a book, but this time my hand instinctively reached for Tart.
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Three August exhibitions: one to skip, two that smash
I love London for the way art hides around every corner.
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Material girl in a material world
Watching “The Materialists” and wondering: was that a romcom or a trap?
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Lilo & Stitch: film you should watch while hugging your pet
And finally: I watched the new Lilo & Stitch remake.
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How I became BeyHive
Beyoncé is in London.
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Between art, perfect places, and pulsating rhythms
Where is home? Who am we?
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Olivia Laing wrote the book I wish I had written
I’m done reading Funny Weather by Olivia Laing — and I’m loving it. It’s a collection of mini-stories, essays, columns, and letters. A reflection on culture in all its shapes. The kind of book I wish I’d written myself.
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A time capsule of life: Leigh Bowery at Tate Modern
I made it to Leigh Bowery at Tate Modern and was absolutely blown away.
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Pause and reflect with Gabriel Moses’ SELAH
Stylish, loud, and beautifully staged.