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Burn the Sheets: an exhibition on the making of trans domesticity

Barney Pau
Goodwood & the art of slowing down
Venice Biennale, 28 days later

Yuki Sumner
Leonardo Drew has created a motionless explosion in the South London Gallery

Will Jennings

Empty chairs & liminal spaces: Alexandra Metcalf’s Gaaaaaaasp

Rochelle Roberts

V&A East Storehouse is a thrilling meta-museum for the future

Will Jennings













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The book & exhibitions of Hélène Binet’s photographs of Jewish country houses

Hélène Binet, Book, Juliet Carey, Country house, Abigail Green, Baron Hermann de Stern, House, Jewish, Jewish Country Houses, Liebermann Villa, Neil MacGregor, Photography, Profile Editions, Mies van der Rohe, Strawberry Hill House, University of Oxford, Villa La Montesca, Villa Tugendhat, Waddesdon Manor, Frances Waldegrave, Horace Walpole



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Steve McQueen’s Occupied City: documenting Amsterdam’s absences

Darran Anderson

Absences, Amsterdam, Antisemitism, Atlas of an Occupied City, City, Covid, Darran Anderson, Documentary, Film, History, The Holocaust, Jewish, Jewish Museum Berlin, Elem Klimov, Claude Lanzmann, Primo Levi, Daniel Libeskind, Steve McQueen, Memory, Occupied City, Shoah, Bianca Stigter, World War Two



00051
historicity: a walking podcast to reveal cities

Angus Lockyer

Archaeology, City of London, City of London Corporation, Democracy, East India Company, Guildhall, Guildhall Art Gallery, Historicity, William Hodges, Jewish, Horace Jones, London, Angus Lockyer, Podcast, Power, Jelena Sofronijevic, Walking



   

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