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Ely Cathedral Sean Henry Am I My Brothers Keeper sculptures

British artist and sculptor Sean Henry's new exhibition, Am I My Brother’s Keeper, is at Ely Cathedral from April 26 to September 1.

Bruce Munro – interview: 'I was constantly telling people about this large-scale light project that I had to do at Uluru at all costs. I was obsessed'

Bruce Munro dreamed of installing Field of Light in the Australian desert. He explains how the monumental installation, involving 52,000 solar-powered lights, became a labour of love that took 24 years to come to fruition, saw him remortgage his house and end up £50,000 in debt

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6 things to do at Salisbury Cathedral

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Come and behold them: UK Covid heroes star in a real-life nativity scene

Catherine and Sam Harding view the main crib scene, with themselves as Mary and Joseph. Photograph: Ash Mills For the Mary and Joseph of the Chichester Nativity, it has been less “no room at the inn” and more “no wedding in a pandemic”. Baby Jesus, meanwhile, far from having visitors from nearby fields and faraway kingdoms, hasn’t even been able to meet his aunt, his uncle or his great-grandparents. One of the shepherds is up to her eyes running the local food bank – and the winged angel looking down from above is the local hospital’s head of nursing.

Review of the Year 2020: Arts

by 18 December 2020 Tristram kenton © DWA LLC A look back to the West End before social distancing: this was the spectacular Moses musical The Prince of Egypt which opened at the Dominion Theatre on the eve of the pandemic A look back to the West End before social distancing: this was the spectacular Moses musical The Prince of Egypt which opened at the Dominion Theatre ... IN A year that was disastrous for many people, the pandemic was a sudden blow to those who made their living as musicians and other performing artists, as well as the support staff for live events, particularly freelancers. Concerts were generally cancelled, though a few went online; opera houses and theatres were darkened; even church and cathedral choirs were silenced for much of the year. Regular events were either cancelled (Edinburgh Fringe) or reimagined (the Proms and the Three Choirs).