Harper Lee's Go Set A Watchman, Dickens discovery, Jenny Holzer
Arts news, interviews and reviews. John Wilson discusses Harper Lee's novel Go Set A Watchman, published for the first time today, with Bonnie Greer and Erica Wagner.
John Wilson discusses Harper Lee's novel Go Set a Watchman, published for the first time today, with Bonnie Greer and Erica Wagner. How does it compare to To Kill a Mockingbird?
The discovery of Dickens' own copies of a periodical he edited reveal hundreds of previously anonymous short stories and poems to be by famous Victorian writers, including Wilkie Collins and Elizabeth Gaskell. With Antiquarian book dealer Jeremy Parrott.
Photographer Eamonn McCabe reviews a new film about the Brazilian photographer Sebasti茫o Salgado, The Salt of the Earth, directed by Wim Wenders.
And artist Jenny Holzer, famous for LED signs, light projections and slogans talks about her career, as a major retrospective opens in Somerset.
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Images from the Softer Targets exhibition
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Harper Lee's Go Set A Watchman
Duration: 11:41
Dickens discovery
Duration: 06:06
The Salt of the Earth
Duration: 04:20
Jenny Holzer
Duration: 05:50
Harper Lee
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Go Set a Watchman by聽聽is available in hardback and ebook now.
The Salt of the Earth
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is in cinemas from Friday 17 July, certificate 12A.
You can also hear photographer Sebastiao Salgado talking to John Wilson about his work .听听
Jenny Holzer
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. Softer Targets is at Hauser & Wirth Somerset until 1 November 2015
Image: Installation view. 漏 Jenny Holzer Courtesy Hauser & Wirth. Photo: Ken Adlard
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Role Contributor Presenter John Wilson Interviewed Guest Bonnie Greer Interviewed Guest Erica Wagner Interviewed Guest Jeremy Parrott Interviewed Guest Eamonn McCabe Interviewed Guest Jenny Holzer Broadcast
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