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The Aesthetica Creative Works Annual is an anthology of the winners and finalists from the Aesthetica Creative Works Competition and is a great source of inspiration for any aspiring writer or artist. A stunning publication that will stir the imagination!

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This issue of Aesthetica pushes the artistic boundaries, and celebrates innovation. In art, we look at non-conformist Soviet art from the 1980s with Glasnost, opening later this month at Haunch of Venison, London. The venerable performance artist, Marina Abramovi?, discusses her new show, The Artist Is Present, at MoMa. Stuart Semple looks at popular culture and the aesthetic discourse with The Happy House and, over in Toronto, CONTACT, the world's largest festival of photography (taking place at 200 venues city-wide) puts Marshall McLuhan's theories to the test. Yorgos Lathimos speaks candidly about his provocative new work, Dogtooth and the Artists Cinema Project (a collaboration between the Independent Cinema Office and LUX) playfully subverts mainstream cinema. Finally, Rufus Wainwright talks about the decisive crossover from Pop to opera, with his opera, Prima Donna, touring later this month.

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