…is Christina, and the images—on show in our Drawn by Light exhibition until 21 June 2015—have been doing the rounds on social media and in the world’s press. The Daily…
…my daily life, an obscured panoptical retelling of daily life. Translating my experience first into written language and then composing spoken language with audio produced during the first month of…
As someone without a background in photography, film, television, or media, I often find myself mystified by the objects I deal with on a daily basis. However, I regularly come…
…market, and the company are shipping it daily, so that those who have been promising themselves the pleasure of sampling it can now get supplies from the company. We understand…
…a sound map of your daily listening, and plan a museum podcast. By the end, you’ll be an expert listener, ready to help the museum plan its future exhibitions about…
…very supportive. When my runner role ended, some of the camera team called me in as a daily cover trainee on their next show. They did this on their next…
A far cry from the evening receptions which usually herald the opening of our special exhibitions, Moving Stories: Children’s Books from Page to Screen was launched yesterday with the help…
…world. The jury—made up of writer/director Joanna Hogg, Times film critic Wendy Ide and Daily Telegraph film critic Tim Robey—also gave a special mention to Wrinkles (Arrugas), Ignacio Ferreras’ Spanish…
…daily life. Their first dog was called Yoshka and his job was to sit in the yard outside the garage and wait for the UPS man. 6. Google has its…
…in Spokane, Washington in 1912, but soon after moved to Hollywood where he was a daily witness to the work of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, as well as becoming…
…2012, Bradford 2013). I was also part of The Hollywood Reporter‘s six-strong reviewing team, supplying copy for the trade-publication’s daily magazine, while chapeau number three was less pecuniary than honorary:…
…| A gifted actor and a great man | Tony Soprano’s best lines | Emotional textures in a deceptive face | How James Gandolfini reinvented the gangster The Daily Mail…