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The Floating World by Ben Eastham review – a compelling debut of art’s relation to money and power
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The Floating World by Ben Eastham review – a compelling debut of art’s relation to money and power
Following the death of his wife, a critic-teacher takes a job with an art-washing multinational, in a cinematic novel that is full of ideas
At the end of a night in a London pub, after last orders have been called, three friends are joking about what role they’d serve on a remote desert island, with no one but their fellow plane crash survivors for company. When one of them, an art critic turned reluctant schoolteach…
15 Oct, 06:00
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