The whole entertainment industry now seems too top-down and corporate to allow for many great breakthroughs, writes Tim Walker
Arts
Filmmaker Mark Levinson on the kinship between disciplines
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In fact, righties may have the edge, contrary to popular belief
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10 of our favorite recent books
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Amanda Gefter talks about the exhausting and thrilling decade she spent writing about lost genius Peter Putnam
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Inspired by the insights of Matthew Goodwin and David Goodhart, Professor Ivor Oddgrin documents the terrifying change that is happening before our eyes
A new stage version of the award-winning novel at London's Almeida Theatre in October is the most likely chance of this seminal work finding a new generation of fans, writes Tim Walker
Sci-fi master Adrian Tchaikovsky on evolution, other minds, and the politics of science
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Allan Kaprow’s Time Pieces invites participants to feel time through shared awareness
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The Swedish artist’s eccentric botanic illustrations, on view publicly for the first time, weave mysticism with painstaking accuracy
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