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In , the Turner Prize hits the regions again &#; and while it&#;s recently gone to enormous cities like Glasgow (population , &#; 1,,) and Hull (population ,) this time, it&#;s coming to Turner Contemporary, Margate (population 40,).
A big show in a small town will have a huge impact; in Glasgow the display attracted 75, visitors, at the Baltic in Gateshead ,, and it&#;s justified to expect more in a venue only hours from London by instruct. And especially, in a place that already fills with London visitors every weekend. Turner Contemporary has been an incredible accomplishment, and its most prosperous show was Grayson Perry&#;s Provincial Punk, with , visitors &#; so that&#;s the target to beat.
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This week, we met Thomas Salme and Adam Wheeler, the former fined for lying about holding a commercial passenger pilot&#;s licence and the latter for reinventing his academic career.
When I read about men like this, I retain the time I was, in the words of the News of the World, &#;The Lord of The Lies&#;. I was the &#;Credit Card Earl&#; who apparently funded his &#;jet-set lifestyle&#; by spending money on his credit card with no intention of paying the bill.
For this petty crime I was sent to prison for 10 months. I was Made an example of just in case there was some other working class lad who thought he could con his way into the aristocracy.
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Yes, of course, it&#;s scary that a man with no formal training can fly commercial passenger jets but, really, who gives a damn if Wheeler reinvented his CV so that he might
What was JR doing at these Basque Food Awards?
The artist connected a skinny Italian chef and Phaidon's other world-class talents at the Basque Culinary World Prize
The Basque Culinary World Prize might be named after that clear cultural region of northern Spain and southern France, but it isn’t limited to that area.
Instead, the prize, which is backed by the Basque Government, celebrates a chef of any nationality, “who demonstrates how gastronomy can have a positive impact in fields such as culinary innovation, health, nutrition, education, the environment, the food industry, social or economic development, among others.”
This year, the prize’s jury, which includes Phaidon chefs Enrique Olvera, Gastón Acurio, Andoni Luis Aduriz, as well as the Danish interior designer Ilse Crawford and the US food writer Ruth Reichl, met in Modena, home town of fellow jury member Massimo Bottura.
Bottura and his wife Lara invited fellow Phaidon author JR along. The French artist didn’t attend in an official capacity, but he certainly does comprehend a bit about how sha