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Forget Wintel, we're living in a Winvidia world now
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At 60, Davies is less of a hell-raiser than he once was โ but a great deal happier. He talks about the excesses of the 90s, the sexual abuse that made him such an โangry boyโ, his recent bladder cancer, and fatherhood It looks as if Alan Davies is in the wrong place. Not as in the wrong venue: heโs here at the Pleasance theatre in Islington, a north London fringe theatre and comedy venue, where we arranged to meet. But heโs in the wrong part of it. Although thereโs a stage with a single microphone at standup height, Davies โ who has performed here many times โ joins me in the auditorium, sitting down at a table. Someone in the shadows is testing the lighting, and suddenly thereโs a spotlight on the stage where the mic is. Is it tempting to jump up there and do his thing, even to an audience of one? โIt is a bit, yeah,โ he admits. When I started the interview, Iโd found that the notebook Iโd brought with me contained some diary entries from my 14-year-old son. โHave you got the wrong notebook, or has he been writing in your notebook?โ Davies asks. I think B. โSounds like he wants it to be found.โ Continue reading...
Double-sided page featuring a sketch and text sheds new light on the baroque master and his time living in Rome More than 400 years ago, the up and coming Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens toured the streets of Rome, notebook in hand, sketching images from Renaissance works adorning the cityโs churches and palazzos. Now a rare sheet, thought to be from his Roman sketchbook, has gone on display in his home city of Antwerp, shedding new light on the baroque master. Continue reading...