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MONDAY 02 DECEMBER
Presented by Mark Lawson
ALBRECHT DÜRER
Art critic William Feaver reviews the new exhibition of Albrecht Dürer's graphic work at the British Museum.
Albrecht Dürer and his Legacy: The graphic work of a Renaissance Artist is on at the British Museum from 5 December to 23 March 2003
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THE GOLDEN HEART
In a list of the 100 most influential figures in art published by ArtReview magazine, many of the names were expected. In 80th place was Sandra Esquilant, landlady of the Golden Heart pub in Spitalfields. Mark Lawson asks her if she was surprised.
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SOAP OPERA
The soap opera is a major form of media art and popular culture which began in the 20th century. Dorothy Hobson, author of Soap Opera, and Mal Young, the BBC's Controller of Drama Series, discuss this dynamic artform.
Dorothy Hobson, Soap Opera, Polity Press; ISBN: 0745626556
Seven Day's That Shook Coronation Street, Channel 4, Sunday 8 December at 9pm
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EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE - OXFORD
Six UK cities will battle it out to be named European Capital of Culture 2008. John Wilson has visited each of them and you can assess their chances of winning. Tonight's city is Oxford.
Listen to John Wilson's Capital of Culture reports
NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM, CORNWALL
Philip Marsden set his first novel, The Main Cages, in a 1930s Cornish fishing village. He reviews the new National Maritime Museum opening soon in Cornwall.
The National Maritime Museum, Cornwall opens free of charge to the public from Wednesday 4 December. Admission will be charged from 19 February 2003
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