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WEDNESDAY 4 FEBRUARY
Presented by Francine Stock
JOANNA TROLLOPE
Author, Joanna Trollope talks to Francine about her latest novel Brother and Sister which looks at on the effect of adoption on several generations.
Brother and Sister is published by Bloomsbury, ISBN: 1582344000
Related links:
Book Club - Joanna Trollope
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ALBERT MAYSLES
John Wilson talks to documentary maker Albert Maysles who, with his brother, filmed The Beatles first tour of America in 1964.
The Beatles First US Visit is released on DVD on 9 February
Related links:
Liverpool - Beatles
Official site - The Beatles
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DONALD JUDD RETROSPECTIVE
Art critic, Matt Collings reviews a major retrospective at Tate Modern of the work of the the American artist, Donald Judd who aim was to show through his sculptures 'the simple expression of a complex thought.'
Visit the gallery
Donald Judd at Tate Modern, London 5 February - 25 April
Related links:
Donald Judd
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CRYSTAL PALACE AT SYDENHAM
Today a new exhibition opens at Dulwich Picture Gallery to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the transportation across London of the Crystal Palace from Hyde Park to Sydenham Hill. Architectural writer Jonathan Glancey, and structural engineers Deborah Lazarus and Pat Dallard from global consultants Arup, look at how buildings get shifted from point A to point B - and why.
Crystal Palace at Sydenham is at Dulwich Picture Gallery from today until 18 April
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