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Asher Jones

  • Entomology PhD candidate, Penn State University and Science Writer
Pittsburgh
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Brown paint really is what it says on the tin: ‘The History of Art in One Sentence’ Off The Shelf Review

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By Asher Jones
| forgepress.org
★★★★★ Variety Babbs is an art historian and comedian who has a range of achievements throughout her career so far – from exhibits at the Tate and the British Museum to the creation of the comedic events group Art Laughs. Her new book ‘The History of Art in One Sentence’ explores 50 art movements across 500 years. There is a comedic line throughout the talk that keeps the audience engaged and participating in the activities.
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John Grindrod’s Tales of the Suburbs: Off The Shelf Review

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By Asher Jones
| forgepress.org
Rating:★★★★☆ Stumbling upon this event as part of the Off The Shelf festival felt particularly fitting for the themes and stories told in John Grindrod’s Tales of the Suburbs. Although I have not read any of his previous works, understanding from the title and cover that this would be about the voices of queer people who have not previously received attention piqued my interest immediately. Grindrod discusses how he grew up in the suburbs of Croydon as a gay man.
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“Simi becomes a friend or older sister”: ẸBỌ (The Offering) Review

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By Asher Jones
| forgepress.org
Rating:★★★★☆ Hosted by Utopia Theatre, ẸBỌ (The Offering) is written by Bimbo Olorunmola and performed by Tosin Adeyemi. A self-funded work in progress that began its journey in Abuja, Nigeria and has begun its UK journey in Sheffield. Simi captures our attention from the start, offering versions of herself to people she interacts with throughout her life. No one version is her full self as she sits in her bedroom getting ready to attend her best friend’s wedding.
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