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The Court Theatre - back on centre stage

Oceania · Christchurch

The Court Theatre - back on centre stage

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

"We stayed the course and, my God, we’re delighted with what we have." That is how Court Theatre artistic advisor Ross Gumbley feels about their...See the Story

The Teds - Photographs of The Second Coming of Britain's First Youth Tribe, 1979

London, England · London

The Teds - Photographs of The Second Coming of Britain's First Youth Tribe, 1979

In the 1970s. Chris Steele-Perkins, along with his friend and writer Richard Smith, were commissioned by New Society magazine to cover the second coming of the Teds for a story. A great book followed. These are some of the photographs.Read Article

Marcia Resnick: Re-Visions, 1978

New York State · New York

Marcia Resnick: Re-Visions, 1978

“In 1975, while driving my car in Manhattan, I was in an accident and my entire life flashed before me. When I awoke in the hospital, I began to think about all of the events which led to my being there.” – Marcia Resnick on who she was inspired to create Re-Visions In 1975, … Continue reading "Marcia Resnick: Re-Visions, 1978"Read Article

Rewilding Humanity - Dougal Dixon's Man After Man : An Anthropology of the Future (1990)

Man After Man is the British geologist and author's third and final instalment in Dougal Dixon's trilogy of speculative evolution books: After Man (1981), The New Dinosaurs (1988) and Man After Man (1990). The books imagine futures and alternate animals to explain various natural processes, including evolution, natural selection, zoogeography and climate change.United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Oliver Sacks: Why the Oxford English Dictionary is the most 'coveted and desirable book in the world'

“Each of us … constructs and lives a ‘narrative’ and is defined by this narrative … I suspect that a feeling for stories, for narrative, is a universal human disposition, going with our powers of language, consciousness of self, and autobiographical memory.” – Oliver Sacks, the writer and neurologist whose writing gave insight to his intense sensitivity to the perspectives of others. Oliver Sacks (July 9, 1933–August 30, 2015) had a lifelong…Oxford, England · Oxford Read Article

Melanie's 'Average Weekends' out in Leeds in 1984

When Victoria Gill found her mum's old snapshots from 1984 she set out to find her friends to tell the story of 'average night out' in Leeds.England · England Read Article

American: Robin de Puy’s Portraits of People of Notice

“You can’t lump all Americans together,” she points out. “The project emerged from this thought. Who lives in America? Who are we talking about when we refer to ‘the American’?” – Robin de Puys In 2015, Dutch photographer Robin de Puy drove 8,000 miles across the US on a Harley Davidson to discover Americans, … Continue reading "American: Robin de Puy’s Portraits of People of Notice"Twin Falls · Twin Falls Read Article

July 12 in Northern Ireland, 1987–1998

Much has changed in Northern Ireland Mike Abrahams took these pictures, including the Good Friday Agreement and a return to power sharing. “I am not a news photographer,” says Abrahams to Cafe Royal, which has published a zine of his pictures of July 12 celebrations, “there are many of my colleagues who have pursued that … Continue reading "July 12 in Northern Ireland, 1987–1998"Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast Read Article

All 41 Plates From Evelyn Waugh's Victorian Blood Book, Durenstein!

Among the papers left behind by the English writer Evelyn Waugh (8 October 1903 – 10 April 1966) is a so-called Victorian Blood Book.Austria · Austria Read Article

Ralph Eugene Meatyard : Masks And Dolls

American photographer Ralph Eugene Meatyard said that masks erased the differences between people. He bought some masks in Woolworths and over 13 years took photos of people wearing them. The results were outstanding.Environment · Lexington Read Article

When Sly Stone Traded His New Album For Cocaine

Sly Stone (March 15, 1943 – June 9, 2025) was frontman for the brilliant Sly and the Family Stone (formerly Sly and the Stoners). The audacious and playful musician behind such infectious funk-rock-soul hits as the often-sampled hit Everyday People (1969), the gospel-influenced Stand! (1969) and the riotous I Want to Take You … Continue reading "When Sly Stone Traded His New Album For Cocaine"Read Article

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