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17/10/2023

Although Vincent wrestled with his mental health, he found ways to manage it alongside his other life challenges. His remarkable determination and resilience undoubtedly played a crucial role in his journey.

However, as his two-year stay in Paris neared its end, he began to believe that his marginalised existence in society might become a permanent state; an idea that left him feeling 'old and broken' despite being only 35 years old. Nevertheless, he remained determined to counter his growing physical and mental challenges through his art, striving to create a more 'human' and purposeful world. With this in mind, he left for Provence, where the vibrant and colourful nature would invigorate his art and keep it youthful and optimistic.

‘Farmhouse in Provence’, 1888, in the collection of The National Gallery of Art, Washington

14/10/2023

In an extract from a new book documenting the 2 Tone ska scene of late 70s and early 80s Britain, members of its key girl group relive their bright, brief and often br...

14/10/2023

Horror director Mike Flanagan's new show is gayer than we ever dreamed!

14/10/2023

14/10/2023

Spooky season means queer season, right?

14/10/2023

Ο ψυχίατρος, δραματοθεραπευτής και σκηνοθέτης Λάμπρος Γιώτης μιλάει στο ελc για την παράσταση «Μετά την Τρικυμία».