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1. Up close and personal: Isn't an exhibition of intimacy a contradiction in terms? Helen Laville discovers that the public consumption of private matter is strangely revealing. (The Back Half)

Author

Laville, Helen

Subjects
Lowry Centre, Salford, United Kingdom -- Exhibitions, Intimacy (Psychology) -- Portrayals, Exhibitions -- Criticism and interpretation, Literature/writing, Political science, Exhibitions, Criticism and interpretation, Portrayals
Abstract

The exhibition 'Intimacy' at the Lowry cenne in Salford has set itself two challenges. First, it opened in January, when 'intimacy' is about as welcome as leftover turkey and stale [...]

Published
2002

2. A little star

Author

Laville, Helen

Subjects
Asterix and the Actress (Book), Books -- Book reviews, Literature/writing, Political science
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It's the first new Asterix in five years, and millions of copies are available in bookshops worldwide. Helen Laville wonders why the Americans are still being defeated by the small [...]

Published
2001

3. Loitering with intent

Author

LAVILLE, HELEN

Subjects
Birmingham, England -- Portrayals, Amusements, City planning, Recreation, Literature/writing, Political science, Portrayals
Abstract

HELEN LAVILLE on why hanging out in Birmingham has become a pleasure The British are not a nation comfortable with the concept of 'hanging out'. It is all very well [...]

Published
2000

4. What's a girl?

Author

Laville, Helen

Subjects
Modernism (Art) -- Exhibitions, Art, Modern -- Exhibitions, Literature/writing, Political science, Exhibitions
Abstract

Innocent and pure or sexually aggressive and knowing? What exactly is a girl? It seems the issue is not simple. One could take a serious approach. The exhibition 'girl', at [...]

Published
2000

5. I shall wear purple.

Author

Laville, Helen

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *ART
Abstract

Analyzes the artworks on display at the exhibition Coming of Age at England's New Art Gallery Walsall until November 24, 2002. Aims of the event; Paula Ruego's The Dance; Maggi Hambling's Portrait of Frances Rose.

Published
2002

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