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25/05/2012
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Harriett meets the UK designer behind the internationally acclaimed Seed Cathedral
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24/05/2012
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Wang Shu, a 48 year old Chinese architect has won the 2012 Pritzker Architecture Prize.
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23/05/2012
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We review two films set during WWII which confront prejudices against minorities.
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22/05/2012
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We find out about the latest films shown in competition at the 65th Cannes Film Festival.
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21/05/2012
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We announce the regional winners of the Commonwealth Writers’ Prizes.
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18/05/2012
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Award-winning script writer Paul Laverty talks about writing Even the Rain.
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17/05/2012
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Cannes Film Festival and James Franco's tribute to James Dean.
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16/05/2012
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Peruvian novelist Santiago Roncagliolo pays tribute to Mexican writer Carlos Fuentes.
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15/05/2012
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Peru's popular TV talent show, Yo Soy!
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14/05/2012
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We talk to French-Romanian director Radu Mihailéanu about his latest film, the Source.
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11/05/2012
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Novelist Naomi Benaron discusses her book Running The Rift.
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10/05/2012
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Nigel Floyd reviews Dark Shadows, Tim Burton's latest film
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09/05/2012
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We're in Athens to hear how artists are responding to the major challenges facing Greece.
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08/05/2012
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We talk to the bestselling author Sapphire about her novel The Kid, the sequel to Push.
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07/05/2012
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As Bollywood celebrates 100 years of film production we’re in Mumbai.
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04/05/2012
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We hear how Bauhaus spread around the world
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03/05/2012
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We offer advice to writers entering this year's World Service Playwriting Competition.
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02/05/2012
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The best of the world's arts, film, music and literature brought to you every day.
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01/05/2012
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Louisa Buck profiles the artists nominated for this year’s Turner Prize.
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30/04/2012
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Toni Morrison's novel Home reviewed.
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27/04/2012
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Korean novelist Krys Lee on the divided response to Lady Gaga's concert in Seoul
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26/04/2012
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We look at two of the new TV series opening in the US
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25/04/2012
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Bernie, starring Jack Black, a documentary-style film based on a real-life murder.
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24/04/2012
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David Starkey, curator of the Royal River: Power, Pageantry and the Thames exhibition.
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23/04/2012
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A superhero movie with not just one mega-powered saviour but a whole gang!
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20/04/2012
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Polish director Malgorzata Szumowska discusses her film Elles, starring Juliette Binoche
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19/04/2012
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We talk to his Patrick White's biographer about his posthumous novel
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18/04/2012
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Director Oliver Hermanus talks about his Afrikaans-language film Skoonheid.
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17/04/2012
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Scholar Alex Huang discusses the history of Shakespeare performances in China.
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16/04/2012
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Available since Mon, 23 Apr 2012.
We find out why Chinese publishing is so prominent at this year's London Book Fair.
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