Articles January 2013

• Metka Krašovec: The Duality of Slovenia’s Great Painter
• Why Hunter S. Thompson Was a Rebel of Modern American Literature
• Palestinian Cultural Centres: Encouraging Peace and Creativity
• The Unwritten History Of Flamenco
• Mzungu Kichaa: Bongo Fleva's Adopted Son
• Books from the Bolehland: Highlights of Contemporary Malaysian Literature
• Why Victor Hugo’s ‘How to be a Grandfather’ Took A Century To Be Translated
• The High Line: An Elevated Oasis
• From Morbid Symptom to An Honourable Man: The Works of Gillian Slovo
• Rebirth: Mariko Mori At The Royal Academy
• Charles Bukowski: The Godfather of Lowlife Literature
• The Reinvention of David Bowie, Bob Dylan, And Scott Walker
• Muse: The British Band to Look Back On and Call Classical
• 'Captain Abu Raed' Gets Jordanian Cinema Flying
• The Avant-Garde Compositions of Mike Svoboda
• The Visual Dramas of Wong Kar-wai
• Celebrating 50 Years of the Montserrat Festival
• Portrait Of A Nation: Liu Zheng's Visual Encyclopaedia
• Beirut, I Love You: Portrait Of A City On The Edge
• Tales from the Two Puddings: Stratford’s Most Notorious Pub Reveals All
• Aravind Adiga's ‘Last Man in Tower’: A Morality Tale?
• Franck de las Mercedes: Born in Nicaragua/Made in the USA