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Director Ridley Scott is famous for high concept science-fiction films. But he's shifted gears in a new biopic and turned his camera on the fashion industry.

#HouseofGucci #Cinema #Gucci

On this episode of Showcase;

Remembering Virgil Abloh 00:02

Lucy Moyse Ferreira, Lecturer in Fashion Media 01:32

Notes for Tomorrow 08:46

Rumi: The Musical 11:51

Shortcuts 15:34

Invisible Art: Expanding the Boundaries of What Is Possible 16:51

Qatar Creates 19:26

Louise Stomps: Figuring Nature 22:16

#VirgilAbloh #Qatar #BTS

Virgil Abloh trained to be an architect. But he went to redesign the look of both street fashion and haute couture. Now we take a look back at his career, following his untimely death.

Lucy Moyse Ferreira, Lecturer in Fashion Media 01:19

#VirgilAbloh #Artist #Fashion

While museums and galleries have been open for months, travel restrictions can still be a major nuisance in getting the actual art from place to place. Especially if they are part of a travelling exhibition. Well, one group of curators has been executing a plan that is saving a lot of frequent flyer miles. Esra Durust has more.

#NotesforTomorrow #Exhibition #Art

Qatar may be mostly desert but that doesn't mean Qataris aren't having a little fun. The gulf nation is hosting an event that showcases different approaches to art, fashion, and design.

#Qatar #QatarCreates #Exhibition

On this episode of Showcase;

Guitar’s Covid Comeback 00:02

Jan Herbst, Reader in Music Production 02:24

The Beatles: Get Back 10:33

Paul Schrader's 'The Card Counter' 14:23

Shortcuts 17:08

The Courtauld Gallery Reopens 18:50

'A Cop Movie' 21:41

#Music #TheBeatles #PaulSchrader

A few years ago, The Washington Post reported the death of the electric guitar. Companies were losing billions as music tastes changed. Then Covid-19 struck, and millions of people in lockdown found a lot of time to pick up a new hobby. Alican Pamir has more.

Jan Herbst, Reader in Music Production 02:06

#GuitarSales #Guitar #Music

On this episode of Showcase;

Karahantepe: Findings at Ancient Village Challenges Mainstream History 00:02

Necmi Karul, Site Director at Karahan Tepe 00:46

Awake Not Sleeping's Modern Fairy Tales 09:28

The World of Banksy 12:18

Movie Almanac: The Sheik 15:47

Shortcuts 18:49

Adele's '30' 20:26

The Art of Abdulrasaq Babalola 21:43

Virtual Fashion Inspired by 'Free Fire' 23:32

#KarahanTepe #Banksy #TheSheik

Scientific consensus established that farming and animal husbandry were the reasons why prehistoric people settled down. But now, a group of researchers say excavations in Turkey may suggest otherwise.

Necmi Karul, Site Director at Karahan Tepe 00:46

#KarahanTepe #Archaeology #Sanliurfa

Kalina Maleska has been writing novels, short stories, and plays for more than 25 years. She mostly writes for adults. But her focus shifted to kids when she realized that women were misrepresented in fairy tales. Esra Durust has more.

The Awake Not Sleeping collection consists of 28 stories from across Europe and Central Asia. To find out more: https://interactive.unwomen.org/eca/fairytales/en/index.html

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