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Love in Its Rawest Form: a brief look at the work and life of poet Forugh Farrokhzad

By Mark Seneviratne

Written & Spoken Word.
Column
NFA Column: Five Stories – Lucy Caldwell

By Lucy Caldwell

Written & Spoken Word. Manchester.
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Virtual Worlds: the future of live music

By Letty Cole

Music. Online.
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“The fun comes from having to be inventive”: Come Together Collective

By Roisin Mary

Art & Photography. Manchester.
Review
Jars of tears and slumber sounds: ‘Going Ghost’ @ The Place

By Elizabeth Gregory

Theatre & Dance. Online.
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Coordinated closeness: intimacy in performance

By Sam Rees

Film, TV & Tech. United Kingdom.
Review
Why Beyoncé’s ‘Black Is King’ matters

By Aston Knight

Music.
Interview
Leeds Summer Group Show 2020: Interview with organiser and curator Courtney Spencer

By Jack Simpson

Art & Photography. Leeds.
Column
Consuming Culture: Surrendering to the art of streaming

By Anna Cale

Film, TV & Tech. Leeds.
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British Media Bias Isn’t Surprising – a perspective from the U.S.

By Janani Mohan

Politics. Washington DC.
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TSOTA x TRS Studio Visits: Max Mallender

By The State of The Arts

Art & Photography. Liverpool.

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