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Please use this feature on your own historical photos and not on photos featuring living people without their permission.” A session with Denise Gabriel is truly inspiring. I saw swift and significant changes in actors and a real sense of craft. A wonderful teacher.” Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Curabitur fermentum neque imperdiet tellus bibendum, ac semper felis rutrum. Aliquam erat volutpat. Integer maximus blandit gravida. Pellentesque dignissim turpis nibh, nec tempus nisl gravida laoreet. Morbi elementum iaculis risus, quis mollis sapien eleifend quis. Nunc vel aliquam augue, non vestibulum elit. Nullam eu commodo odio. A haunting and magnificent debut fiction collection. . . . This beautiful attempt to reconstruct the lives of the lost, blended with an account of a new life built from the rubble, deserves a wide readership. With more than 300 images by nearly 100 photographers, the largest-ever survey of south-east Asian photography is on show at the National Gallery Singapore. It attempts to place photography from and about the region in the compendiums of local art history, and in the history of photography at large.

Living Pictures is a highly poetic book about memories of a Soviet childhood and a reinvention in the USA, with interludes of a choir of voices from St. Petersburg. Polina Barskova’s prose elegantly joins all the genres to create a new narrative form. Our books are enjoyed at home with family and friends, in schools, or for adults as members of one of our community Touch to See Book Clubs around the country. Dark living room walls also make a great foil for rich colours, plush textures and metallic finishes, so bring in lots of sparkle and shine on accent furniture, soft furnishings and wall art. Make your own art with a length or two of metallic wallpaper on a large panel, an easy way of introducing a touch of pattern without a full-on look.

Create a calm and cosy living room scheme by painting walls and woodwork to match in a dark, dusky shade. Warmer tones feel enveloping and rich and are ideal for living spaces where we want to relax and cocoon ourselves away. Living Pictures Summer Workshop: Stanislavsky’s ACTIVE ANALYSIS, 1st – 12th August (Monday to Friday) Artwork is always a winner when it comes to filling wall space. If structured grids and galleries aren’t for you, create a more informal look with a mix of painted watercolours or oil-painted pieces displayed in vintage picture frames. Phasellus at velit eu nunc rutrum tincidunt quis in ipsum. Proin efficitur tincidunt congue. Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et ultrices posuere cubilia curae; Maecenas et lacus leo. Pellentesque eget sem metus. Sed maximus enim turpis, id vulputate sapien dictum hendrerit. Integer enim erat, pulvinar ac egestas vitae, vestibulum sed mauris. Curabitur placerat et magna id scelerisque. Donec sed orci vitae augue interdum ultrices sit amet faucibus dolor. Praesent fringilla rutrum nulla, nec interdum tellus mattis ac. Suspendisse ultricies ligula at felis venenatis hendrerit. Donec tincidunt commodo sodales. Maecenas a magna commodo, tempus sem id, mollis enim. Quisque at bibendum diam. Sed ultricies sem ut sapien tempor, eu ultrices lectus cursus. Garden Manager Sarah Redman brings her enthusiasm and wider knowledge of the natural environment and biodiversity.

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Finally, Contemporary Imaginations immerses the visitor in the explosion of images in the present day. Referring to Walter Benjamin’s question about whether art was photography, this section recognises the omnipresence of photography as ‘a way of seeing, thinking, and interacting’ with the world. Here we see the vibrant and multilayered tableaux of Filipina artist Wawi Navarroza [above], who combines self-portraiture with the assembly of disparate objects to reflect on self and place. Representation is a recurring theme in the section, which unavoidably engages with political matters. In Dinh Q Lê’s Crossing the Farther Shore, for example, we see found photographs of anonymous South Vietnamese families taken before the country’s reunification in 1975.