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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Hotel El Duce
Dan Dubowitz’s latest photography exhibition starts at Fermynwoods next month. These pictures predominantly of youth camps from the fascist era grew, as Dan’s projects do, out of a series of road trips. The pictures from this particular series were taken … Continue reading
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Getting your Ay-uppance.
In the book The Damned United, David Pearce looks at the life of Brian Clough through the prism of perhaps his greatest moment of failure: the famous 44 days he was in charge of Leeds United before being sacked ignominiously. … Continue reading
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