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Review of the Week: Ai Weiwei: Button Up!

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By Kadish Morris Verified
| THE NERVE (UK) Verified
Ai Weiwei at Button Up! Photo: Hugo Glendinning As soon as you walk into Ai Weiwei’s new exhibition, you feel like you’ve stepped out of this world and become a mere speck in another. It’s dark, 21 metres high and largely absent of colour. A sombreness lingers in the air as an audio installation reads out the names of 5,197 schoolchildren killed in an earthquake in Sichuan in China in 2008.
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A Festival of Black Culture With a ’90s Vibe

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By Kadish Morris Verified, Sophie Stafford
| The New York Times Verified
A Festival of Black Culture With a ’90s Vibe The brothers behind the London party organizers Recess decamped to a seaside amusement park for a two-day event channeling an earlier era of Black British nightlife.
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A Festival of Black Culture With a '90s Vibe

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By Kadish Morris Verified
| Breaking One
MARGATE, England -- The sun blazed over Margate, England, last weekend on one of the hottest days in May in Britain in over 80 years. Unsurprisingly, thousands of people had arrived in this seaside town about 70 miles from London to enjoy the beach. Others had come to party. Tucked away behind an unsuspecting art deco building on the seafront is Dreamland, one of Britain's oldest surviving amusement parks, and last weekend the site hosted a two-day festival called Recessland.
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