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Daily* Art Tripper A (*more or less) daily selection of artworks from public collections around the UK (but not London). Selections made from @artukdotorg
Day 2: British (English) School, "A Pair of Pigs", c1850 @ComptonVerney
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‘Here comes the sun’: Zadie Smith on hope, trepidation and rebirth after 14 years of the Tories theguardian.com/politics/art…
Use this election to reject the Farage version of Britain. Let’s get our country back | Gordon Brown theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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We're pleased to announce that we have acquired a rare chess set at auction depicting key political figures of the Miners’ Strike 1984/85.
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ALT White and black pieces from the chess set. The black pieces are made up of: Arthur Scargill – President of the National Union of Mineworkers (King), Neil Kinnock – Leader of the Labour Party (Queen), Karl Marx (Bishop), Flying Picket (Knight), Pithead (Rook) and Miners’ Helmets (Pawn). The white characters include: Margaret Thatcher – Prime Minister (Queen), Ian MacGregor – Head of the National Coal Board (King), Milton Friedman – Economist and Adviser to Thatcher (Bishop), Police Horse (Knight), Big Ben (Rook) and Police Helmets (Pawn).
RIP Frank Stella, 12.5.36 - 4.5.24.
Frank Stella, Marriage of Reason and Squalor, 1959.
"What you see is what you see."
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ILLUMINATE is on display in Manchester until 27th April!
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🕜 Open 11am to 5pm, Tuesday to Saturday
📍The Modernist, 58 Port Street
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This looks amazing musicinkirklees.co.uk/en-UK/…
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Concerts breathe new life into the Father Willis Organ! Come along to @HuddsTownHall and listen to the organ as never before. From Pub to Pulpit (8 June) and Organic Doom Vol. 1 (12 June) are two very different types of organ concert. orlo.uk/cc4v2
Not only Shakespeare, but also J.M.W. TURNER, b. 23 April (1775). Also remembering Bert Irvin. In 1969 he inaugurated an annual celebration of Turner’s birthday. Pics: Turner, Norham Castle, Sunrise c1845; Bert Irvin with silhouette of Turner by Ruskin; Bert Irvin, Cathay, 1979
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'#WilliamKlein won his first camera in a poker game and went on to become renowned for his skill in fashion photography, film-making, painting and more. This beautifully produced book brings his work alive.'
Book review @thamesandhudson by @DrBWilliamson:
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‘In every sense tremendous’: the epic life and art of Phyllida Barlow – in pictures theguardian.com/artanddesign…



























