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“Railing against the staid ‘le cinema du papa’, the French New Wave’s legacy remains a high-water mark in cinema” @doublenegativeM considers a new book from @ReelArtPress dedicated to poster designs as innovative as the films they were made for… https://t.co/2f6sgh327h

ICYMI “Welcome to the strange new normal – how are you doing?” At the beginning of all this, we pulled together a list of free stuff to help get you through lockdown. A treasure trove of art, design, film & music right here: https://t.co/lOeY9Ao2cq

From our archive: We spoke to the BAFTA-winning composer and Dear Esther creator: https://t.co/yYbm3mwnxe

Much has been written about the French New Wave, but what of the posters created in response to the movement? French New Wave: A Revolution in Design – Reviewed https://t.co/2f6sgh327h

ICYMI “Vibrancy and innovation leap from every page” in a new book from @ReelArtPress celebrating the posters of the French New Wave, finds @doublenegativeM https://t.co/xz5K3YPnTJ…

“Vibrancy and innovation leap from every page” in a new book from @ReelArtPress celebrating the posters of the French New Wave, finds @doublenegativeM https://t.co/vo4EhGzSUu

Our pick of this week’s arts, design, film and music events from around the North of England and the rest of the UK – and loads of it’s free! #culturediary https://t.co/piMIrtNvVy

So people, we’re going to reinstate our artist of the month feature, which platformed new and recent work by early career and emerging artists. Who’s in? Who should we be looking at? Please speak up/RT! Here’s @Aliceduke’s as an example of what we mean: https://t.co/DcUFhbJjiY

Penny Davenport

Morning midweek. William Blake opens @Tate Britain today. That and more for the rest of the week in #culturediary: https://t.co/heAOoVdQe3