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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • The Groove Is Not Trivial

    Midlife crisis or late vocation? Alasdair Fraser, a successful industrial engineer, changes course and chooses the violin. From California, he starts
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  • Shadows

    Past and future mingle at the harbour in Essaouira as children dive, fishermen work, women hang around, seagulls fly and construction works
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  • Toward Hands

    In a vast, computer-generated world, characters are pursued and attacked one after the other. Who are they? And what are they protecting? (Image
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  • Habana Libre

    A portrait of Havana and its inhabitants. There’s work and play, shopping and singing. Castro and the USA are miles away.
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  • Cold Heart

    The latest generation of Tamil auteurs found its way into the film industry through short film competitions on TV. Cold Heart pays tribute to thi
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  • The Cognitive Era

    Our emotions are increasingly being turned into commodities, manipulated by global corporations. This hack of an IBM commercial suggests how. Screens
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  • Following Bauhaus

    In search of a ‘new visual reality’, Żmijewski and the local art community in Liverpool re-implement Bauhaus ideals 80 years later.
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  • When I Grow Up I Want to Be a Black Man

    An alphabet of violence and freedom featuring rhythmic images provides a strong vocabulary for critiquing representations of black bodies.
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  • How They Got Over

    Rock ‘n’ roll’s roots aren’t just rhythm and blues, but go much further back to 1930s gospel quartet music. A surfeit of musical
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  • Boardgame, or From the Ranks to Field Marshal

    Recruits of the Union of South Africa board ships to the beat of S.E.K. Mqhayi’s sarcasm-laden poem The Dark Army. (Argos)
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