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Birthday gift
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Sax appeal with no strings attached
THE country’s leading prize for emerging classical musicians and singers has been won by a saxophonist for only the second time.
Keeping the faith
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Paging all authors
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Monkey business over art award
A PAINTING portraying Jesus, Mary and Joseph as orang-utans is a finalist in the Blake Prize for religious art.
Mass appeal
IT’S the morning after his gallery’s biggest opening night of the year, so director Tony Ellwood could be forgiven for putting his feet up.
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