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26-03-2016 21:59 via feedproxy.google.com

the folks in sunday dress know the work schedule, consumerism and the church. they don’t know how else to live.n had a hundred and four fever and her bones hurt. she thought she had to get to level 4 of the system. she thought she had to give the right answer to a talk show host. maybe she went through the worst fever and hallucinations she has ever had to prepare for the promotion she wanted at work. she had to negotiate with the director and didn’t get everything she wa

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Abandoned Dollhouses – in pictures

26-03-2016 18:00

Scottish artist Andrew ‘Mackie’ McIntosh gives neglected buildings an incongruous interior in this series. His next solo show will be at the James Freeman Gallery, London N1, in October Continue reading...

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Environmental art is on the rise – with a little help from Leonardo DiCaprio

26-03-2016 16:30

Olafur Eliasson, Shepard Fairey and Tomás Saraceno are among a growing group of artists creating works that draw attention to the effects of climate changeThe image looks like a scene from a science fiction movie about an alien landscape on another planet: a 28-by-24-foot LED wall depicting an impressive, circular array of giant mirrors surrounding a tower lit at the top. But this is very much an earthly construct. It’s an artwork reflecting the emergence of renewable energy, : a di

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Brian Eno: ‘I don’t get much of a thrill out of spending money’

26-03-2016 15:00

The musician and artist, 67, on collecting fossils, having a regular job, and enjoying surrenderThe English have a horror of people who rise above their station. Because I’m well known for music, people think my art is a hobby. My station was supposed to have been decided 45 years ago.The secret truth about our art schools is that they’re really good at producing pop music [Eno attended Winchester School of Art]. If you did a cost-benefit analysis of British art education, you’

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