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Despite a call for calm, a combustible mix of politics and protest punctuated the preview week across the pavilionsEvery two years the art world assembles in Venice for a sprawling celebration of visual arts at which countries “compete” against one another for the...
Writers on their World Cup Panini collecting days: ‘We all remember the playground twerp’
The much-loved football sticker album is to be discontinued after 2030. Guardian writers recall their thrills and frustrationsWith this summer’s World Cup already mired in controversy over politicisation, potential travel bans and rows over ticket prices, fans were...
My mother and I are like the ocean and the mountains, yet we hear each other without saying a word | Christine Kearney
She delights in pretty dresses and homegrown roses. I am the boisterous daughter who despises rules. Despite all the differences, our bond is strongAmong the myriad things I doubt my mother realises reminds me of her is the embroidered coat hanger.The hangers with the...
The moment I knew: I gave her one of my paintings, she gave me an empty chip packet
When Mitch Cairns met Agatha Gothe-Snape, he was instantly charmed. Then an absurd exchange shifted their relationship into something more than friendshipThe first time I saw Agatha she was saturated, standing in a knee-high bucket wearing a knitted woollen jumper...