sun 06/04/2025

Katherine Waters

Articles By Katherine Waters

Rodrigo y Gabriela, Roundhouse - sound and (new) noise

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Banine: Days in the Caucasus review - revolutions, pogroms and love

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Climate Change: The Facts, BBC One review - how much reality can humankind bear?

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My Enemy's Cherry Tree: Wang Ting-Kuo review - a masterpiece from Taiwan

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Mary Quant, Victoria & Albert Museum review - quantities of Quant

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Pitzhanger Manor review - letting the light back in

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Yxng Bane, Brixton Academy review - all the fam on stage

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Kamasi Washington, Brixton Academy review - reaching transcendence

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Sadie Jones: The Snakes review - lacking feeling

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The Lady from the Sea, Print Room at the Coronet review - freedom to choose?

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Chloe Aridjis: Sea Monsters review - a teenage bestiary

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Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams, Victoria & Albert Museum - sumptuous

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Fausto Melotti: Counterpoint, Estorick Collection review - harmonious things

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Magda Szabó: Katalin Street review - love after life

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Edward Burne-Jones, Tate Britain review - time for a rethink?

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Oceania, Royal Academy review - magnificent encounters

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