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From Freud to Nabakov and Woody to Blyton, Carrie Miller takes us on a guided tour of ten essential representations of children and childhood…
Marcus Trimble writes on the architectural vision of Christopher Nolan, from Batman Begins to Inception…
The airwaves are full of numbers…
Andrew Frost shares his playlist of essential drone music – but first, what’s that sound?
Ian Shadwell wonders whether Inception is great entertainment or an over-inflated pseudo-profound hodgepodge – or maybe both?
The perhaps accidental revelation of Matthew Barney: No Restraint is that the artist comes off as a bit of a dunce…
The School of Saatchi is a reality show for art with a brace of contestants vying to ‘win’. At home, Carrie Miller is swearing at the TV…
Terence Davies’ essay film Of Time and the City shifts through public footage for private memories…
“Brilliant Noise takes us into the data vaults of solar astronomy. After sifting through hundreds of thousands of computer files, made accessible via open access archives, Semiconductor have brought together some of the sun’s finest unseen moments…”
Several times during 1997, a sound reverberated through the Pacific Ocean that has been a mystery to science ever since. Dubbed “the Bloop”, the sound rises rapidly in frequency over one minute and was loud enough to be picked up by multiple sensors located up to 5,000km apart…