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Metaphysical Romp

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Metaphysical Romp II is about 21st-century metaphysics: mastering the art of living metaphysically....

Tate Introductions: David Hockney

Helen Little

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A lively and accessible introduction to the life and work of David Hockney, one of the most popular...

The Singing Bones

Neil Gaiman and Shaun Tan

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Shaun Tan fans get to see his extraordinary talent applied to sculpture in this award-winning,...

The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

Walter Benjamin and J.A. Underwood

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One of the most important works of cultural theory ever written, Walter Benjamin's groundbreaking...

The Art of Magic - The Gathering: Innistrad

James Wyatt

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Terror falls from the skies on blood-spattered wings, and nameless horrors lurk in the shadows....

Classics Reimagined, Pride and Prejudice

Jane Austen and Alice Pattullo

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Enjoy Jane Austen's witty novel of love and misunderstanding as you've never seen it before! Alice...

Foil Art - Fairies

Gemma Cooper

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Innovative sticker and colouring books where you can customise your pictures with shiny foil, but no...

Anil Kapoor recommended Laurel & Hardy (1958) in Movies (curated)

Laurel & Hardy (1958)

1958 | Classics

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"I feel performance cannot be done in isolation. So when I talk about teamwork, when I talk about timing between two actors, timing between two actors, I think about Laurel & Hardy. It’s like two sides of a coin. It’s the quickest examples of two people creating magic, two actors creating magic. I look up to these people [and] I get influenced by [them], because I try to create these things. I see others trying to create that thing, but nobody has succeeded yet. Laurel & Hardy [are] completely timeless. And anything in art which is timeless — it might be architecture, it might be paintings, whatever you do — [if] it’s great art, it will entertain the people all over the world for centuries and centuries."

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