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“Ede and Finlay were wary friends, and the exhibition is a vibrant dialogue between two opposing approaches to art”, The Financial Times (December 2014). The Scottish poet Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925–2006) first met and began to correspond with Jim Ede, the founder of Kettle’s Yard in 1964 Format: HardbackISBN: 9781408709238Publish/Release date: October 6, 2016Publisher: Little, Brown Book GroupNumber of pages: 288Width (mm): 224Height (mm): 264Depth (mm): 38 With ears to the ground, we listen for the stories and share them so they will always live. Our exclusive National Theatre gifts will be sure to add a smile to their recipient. We are the Talking Animals. We are curious travelers who rest our heads upon dreams and float awake with the sun; Whether a budding playwright, a natural performer or a National Theatre super fan there is something for everyone. In the same year, a group of Cambridge students had started to exhibit and write about his work. Softcover64 pages210x170mmISBN 978-1-904561-50-7
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Fany Valenzuela
Brilliant bookUnfortunately had a few pen marks on front Listening to the soundtrack is amazing, but it's as if you forget the rest of the musical. plus so much more.
Amazon Customer
Parts about the music. This book has taken me back to that experience and taken my breath away again.
Karina
So after playing around with reading (and honestly belting out more than a few songs; hopefully the walls in my apartment aren't too thin) here and there, I went back to the beginning and started reading the essays. Hard covered, inches thick, archival worthy pages, fabulously rendered pictures, full lyrics with footnotes, and essays with Pulitzer winners and Presidents.
Degrafel
The book reached within reasonable time (ie about a week or two). The dancing, the choreography, the staging.
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