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Michael Rakowitz, Archaeology Now, Epic Journeys and Facial Disfigurement
Michael Rakowitz, Archaeology Now, Epic Journeys and Facial Disfigurement

The American sculptor Michael Rakowitz on how his own Iraqi heritage drove him to make art about the disappearance of artefacts and people. From sham…

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Breaking Down the Barriers
Breaking Down the Barriers

Rana Mitter hears about a project that assesses the experiences of Muslim women in the UK cultural industries and talks to political artist John Kean…

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Orwell's 1984. A Landmark of Culture.
Orwell's 1984. A Landmark of Culture.

Peter Pomerantsev, Joanna Kavenna, New Generation Thinker Lisa Mullen and Dorian Lynskey join Matthew Sweet to debate George Orwell's vision of a wor…

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Is the Law keeping up with our changing world?
Is the Law keeping up with our changing world?

A panel of researchers share insights into the law and warfare, gender and AI & Anne McElvoy talks to David Brooks and Hilary Cottam about compassion…

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AI and creativity: what makes us human?
AI and creativity: what makes us human?

Joy Buolamwini founder of the Algorithmic Justice League and MIT media lab researcher, Anders Sandberg of the Future of the Human Institute at Oxford…

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Simon Schama, Siri Hustvedt, Catherine Fletcher at Hay.
Simon Schama, Siri Hustvedt, Catherine Fletcher at Hay.

How does writing about art help us embrace a new way of seeing the work ? Rana Mitter is joined at the Hay Festival by the novelist and art essayist …

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Landmark: Rachel Carson's Silent Spring
Landmark: Rachel Carson's Silent Spring

Rachel Carson’s passionate book, Silent Spring, first published in 1962 is said to be the work which launched the environmental movement. But how doe…

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Stanley Spencer, Domestic Servants, Surrogacy
Stanley Spencer, Domestic Servants, Surrogacy

Author Nicola Upson has imagined the life of Stanley Spencer from the viewpoint of his maidservant. Ella Parry-Davies researches the lives of women f…

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Censorship and sex
Censorship and sex

Matthew Sweet hears from Naomi Wolf about ways in which the state interfered in the private lives of its citizens in the 19th century, resulting in a…

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Sebald. Anti-semitism. Carolyn Forché
Sebald. Anti-semitism. Carolyn Forché

The walking & photographs of WG Sebald on show in Norwich, American poet Carolyn Forché on the stranger who gave her an insider's view of politics in…

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