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Stark black and white photographs plastered over the front pages of L'Humanité and other French newspapers were the first visual representations he saw of the bloodshed and devastation. Those images became his inspiration for one of the world's most iconic paintings, a universal howl against the atrocities of war which brought 3.6 million visitors to its Madrid home at the Reina Sofia Museum last year.
Laura Duckett How Brick Lane Got Its Name Brick Lane has always existed - although not always with that name - on London's fringes, both literally and metaphorically, despite its close proximity to the city's centre. So how did it get its name?
Laura Duckett 7 Places In London We'd Like To See A Crazy Golf Course A junkyard, a rooftop, a tunnel underneath a railway station; just some of the more unusual venues where crazy golf courses have sprung up in recent months in London.
We've always admired a writer's ability to create fictional universes the likes of which no one else could have ever conceived (or would want to in some cases!) But most of the time, they wouldn't have been able to do so without some help along the way.
Teen angst, identity trouble and breaking the fourth wall - Don't Turn the Lights on takes on the challenge at the Bread and Roses Theatre. Theatre Counterpoint's Don't Turn the Lights, a tale of teenage angst which borrows its structure from Bach's fugue, translates the complicated musical form into a playful yet poignant piece of theatre.
ART should confront people in everyday life and not only be confined to museums and galleries, says Maiju Tirri, whose sprawling canvases are creating a new talking point aboard Gibraltar's swanky yacht hotel.
From anachronistic karaoke bars to equine drinking holes, Sydney 's nightlife is prolific, so we've combed through some of the options on offer to give you a brief introduction. Get ready to hit the town in one of Australia's most bubbly cities.
Laura Duckett Independent Shops 'Being Forced Out' Of Covent Garden Covent Garden market has for decades topped the list of must-see attractions for many who visit London. But it's a far cry from the quirky place it was set out to be. The former fruit and vegetable market reopened in the 1980s as a tourist attraction.