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Matsuo Basho and the Art of Haiku
The Japanese poet Matsuo Bashō didn’t just write haiku but transformed a whole genre of poetry. In this video, we explore how Bashō turned a playful poetic form into one of the most refined expressions of Japanese literature. Through travel, … Continue reading
The Disappearing Star and The Oldest Story Ever Told
[…] People all around the world, from North America to Australia, tell the story of a star in the Pleiades disappearing. There’s some evidence to believe this could be a memory of a real astronomical event. Here’s what we know. … Continue reading
168 Upper Street, London By Amin Taha | Groupwork Distorted reinterpretation of a lost four-storey building
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