Ai Wei Wei, Margaret Atwood, 99 成人快手s, Fake It 'til You Make It, Music for Misfits
Looking at Ai Wei Wei at The Royal Academy, Margaret Atwood's The Heart Goes Last, the film 99 成人快手s, the play Fake It 'Til You Make It, and Music for Misfits - the Story of Indie.
Ai Wei Wei's new exhibition at The Royal Academy shows how his work continues to be a thorn in the side of The Chinese government. But does it make for a satisfying exhibition?
Margaret Atwood's new novel The Heart Goes Last was originally published as a 4 part serial work online.
99 成人快手s is a film which takes what might sound like an unpromising premise - foreclosure of mortgages - and tries to turn it into a thriller.
You might not expect a play about depression to use song and dance and comedy to tell its tale but Fake it 'til you make it, at London's Soho Theatre attempts to do just that.
成人快手4's Music for Misfits tells the tale of how independent record labels and indie bands reshaped the UK music business and were then appropriated by those they intended to replace.
Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Crystal Mahey Morgan, David Hepworth and Deborah Moggach. The producer is Oliver Jones.
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FILM: 99 成人快手s (15)
EXHIBITION: Ai Weiwei
Image credit:聽Ai Weiwei, Free Speech Puzzle,聽
2014Hand painted porcelain in the Qing dynasty imperial style,
Courtesy of Ai Weiwei聽
漏 Ai Weiwei
Main picture credit:聽
Ai Weiwei, Coloured Vases, 2006
Neolithic vases (5000-3000 BC) with industrial paint
Courtesy of Ai Weiwei Studio
Image courtesy Ai Weiwei
漏 Ai Weiwei
BOOK: The Heart Goes Last
THEATRE: Fake It Til You Make It
Image credit: 漏Richard Davenport
TV: Music For Misfits: The Story of Indie
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Presenter | Tom Sutcliffe |
Interviewed Guest | Crystal Mahey-Morgan |
Interviewed Guest | David Hepworth |
Interviewed Guest | Deborah Moggach |
Producer | Oliver Jones |
Broadcast
- Sat 26 Sep 2015 19:15成人快手 Radio 4
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