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04 May
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Remember Tolpuddle

Posted bySimon Haines
This poem is one of the many from the new poetry anthology Shoulder to Shoulder: Poems to mark the 100th anniversary of the 1926 General Strike Continue reading
03 May
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A quiet aid to memory and solidarity: review of Veronica Ryan’s ‘Multiple Conversations’ at the Whitechapel Gallery

Posted byNick Moss
Veronica Ryan’s exhibition is on at the Whitechapel Gallery, 77-82 Whitechapel High St, LondonE1 7QX  until 14 June 2026 By Nick Moss Veronica Ryan’s work is ostensibly simple... Continue reading
01 May
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TWO ENDINGS

Posted byRobert Atkins
by Rob Atkins It must have been like thisAs the English matriarch failed,The menfolk fuelling empireThe women taking over by the bed;Some of them she bore,The rest... Continue reading
30 Apr
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Shoulder to Shoulder: Poems to mark the 100th anniversary of the 1926 General Strike

Posted byCulture Matters
Culture Matters is proud to publish a collection of poems by more than 60 poets commemorating the 100th anniversary of the 1926 General Strike. These poems cover... Continue reading
29 Apr
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Zola Is A Loiner! – Michael Jarvie reviews Keshed by Stu Hennigan

Posted byMichael Jarvie
Michael Jarvie reviews Keshed by Stu Hennigan Continue reading
28 Apr
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Beyond the Scroll: Doncaster, doomscrolling, and the strange old art of paying attention

Posted byJack Clarke
Jack Clarke visits ArtBomb's symposium in Doncaster called Beyond the Scroll. Continue reading
24 Apr
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COUNTING THE WAYS

Posted byJim Aitken
Image credit: Alan McGuire By Jim Aitken How do I loathe thee? Let me count the ways. An obscene ogre with that lethal combinationof ignorance and arrogance.A... Continue reading
22 Apr
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The Socialist Theatre of Bertolt Brecht and his Legacy Today (Part 2/2)

Posted byFrancesco Sani
As a new production of Bertolt Brecht’s antiwar masterpiece Mother Courage and her Children is to open at London’s Globe Theatre in May 2026, this two-part article... Continue reading
22 Apr
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The Socialist Theatre of Bertolt Brecht and his Legacy Today (Part 1/2)

Posted byFrancesco Sani
As a new production of Bertolt Brecht’s antiwar masterpiece Mother Courage and her Children is to open at London’s Globe Theatre in May 2026, this two-part article... Continue reading
22 Apr
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Behind the Scenes: ‘Reds’ (Beatty, 1981)

Posted byBrett Gregory
Brett Gregory takes a look behind-the-scenes of three-time Oscar winning Reds. Continue reading

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