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MONDAY 6 OCTOBER
Presented by Mark Lawson
ROBERT HUGHES
Robert Hughes, art critic and author of a new book Goya, explains to Mark Lawson how the artist changed art forever.
Goya by Robert Hughes, The Harvill Press, ISBN 1843430541 from 9 October
SO DAMN HAPPY
Paul Sexton, music critic for The Times, reviews Aretha Franklin's new album So Damn Happy.
Aretha Franklin's So Damn Happy is available on the Arista label
THE CHANGING FACE OF MAGIC?
Last night on Channel 4, magician Derren Brown played Russian roulette with a loaded gun and and David Blaine continues to hang above the Thames in his box. Are stunts like these legitimate show-business or lying to the public? Do the public actually know what they're watching? Richard Wiseman, psychologist and magician talks to Mark Lawson.
OLAFUR ELIASSON
As Tate Modern prepares to open the new installation in its Turbine Hall, John Wilson looks at the career of the artist Olafur Eliasson and gets a sneak preview of how he plans to fill the cavernous space.
Olafur Eliasson's installation is at Tate Modern, London from 16 October - 21 March 2004
Related website:
Tate Modern: Olafur Eliasson
COLUMN: SERIAL KILLERS
As Fritz Lang's film M is released on DVD, film critic, Mark Kermode explores why some directors appear to identify with serial killers.
The DVD of Fritz Lang's film, M, is available from today
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