The Cantankerous Art Critic
Richard H Klein, Peter GrimsdaleFrankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. Iconoclastic reviews of the arts and culture that are fun to read.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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Jane Austen: Down to the Sea (Dorset Museum and Art Gallery, Dorchester)
Jane Austin was a genius, arguably without peer in the English ouvré. Indeed, I bend the knee to no man (or woman) in my admiration of her work.
Orchard, by Benedict MacDonald and Nick Gates (pub. Harper Collins)
It came with an alluring log line -A Year in England’s Eden.
The Summer Exhibition (Royal Academy, London)
On paper (sic) the summer exhibition is a great idea: present the professional works of Academicians anonymously alongside amateur and semi-professional work submitted by the public and let people decide what they like best.
Alfa Romeo: Still the car to be seen in
1993 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce, Series 4 [2.0L V4]
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Iconoclast, critic, television executive & channel controller and lion tamer with an expertise in sucking lemons and being irritable. I like orchards, cars and tennis.
Author of thrillers and non-fiction about the world of cars. Former TV commissioner whose credits range from Dispatches to The Adam & Joe Show
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