A review of the 2011 Man Booker Prize Winner : Sense of an Ending, by Julian Barnes
Picasso’s Guernica, McCrae’s In Flanders’ Fields, even Newton’s discovery of gravity… times of hardship give rise to great creativity and we’re sure that our current situation is no different! Each week we publish YOUR artistic offerings based on a chosen theme.
One of the most enjoyable books I have read in a long time. A powerful narrative which drew me in from the first pages. It is an emotional giant of a roller coaster.
An over-all feel good read with some gritty realism that makes the characters all the more relatable- well deserving of the Booker Prize 2019
Picasso’s Guernica, McCrae’s In Flanders’ Fields, even Newton’s discovery of gravity… times of hardship give rise to great creativity and we’re sure that our current situation is no different! Each week we publish YOUR artistic offerings based on a chosen theme.
Picasso’s Guernica, McCrae’s In Flanders’ Fields, even Newton’s discovery of gravity… times of hardship give rise to great creativity and we’re sure that our current situation is no different! Each week we publish YOUR artistic offerings based on a chosen theme.
Here at P-O Life we know how creative many of our readers are. We figured that this was a perfect opportunity to put together a P-O Life Arts Anthology.
Céret’s Museum of Modern Art is impressive for a town of its size. How did this pretty town in the Vallespir become a magnet for so many of the big names in 20th century art?
The Spring exhibition at the Musée d’art modern of Collioure, “L’eau à la bouche” ( mouth-watering, a delicious prospect), explores the theme of water in works from the museum’s permanent collection.
Journalist Phil Becker lives in Perpignan and works for « La Semaine du Roussillon ». His second published book is a collection of 26 stories, written over the past decade.