Exhibitions

Primrose: Early Colour Photography in Russia – The Photographers’ Gallery, London

This is a small but focused exhibition which readily achieves its dual aims of presenting the history of colour photography in Russia, and the history of Russia through colour photography.  Spread over two floors of the Photographers’ Gallery in Central London, it is divided into chronological sections which show how colour technology developed in Russia […]

Reviews

The Crucible – The Old Vic, London

Wow.  Having been to see the Crucible last weekend at the Old Vic, I can safely say that time sometimes flies when you’re being emotionally wrung out.  The intensity and power of this staging of Arthur Miller’s play are incredible, and are a credit to the actors, director and production team.  The running time of […]

Exhibitions

Paris 1900 – Le Petit Palais, Paris

As exhibitions go, Paris 1900 is a very well put together one.  It couldn’t be more relevant to its hosting institute (le Petit Palais was built for the 1900 Exposition Universelle which is the early focus of the exhibition), sensibly divided into clear themes from art nouveau to women’s fashion to Parisian nightlife, and from […]

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