7 May 2022
Episode 507
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Photo: Valentino
This week we speak to author Fatima Farheen Mirza about her collaboration with Valentino, a words-only advertising campaign called ‘Valentino: The Narratives II’. Plus, curator Luke McKernan on ‘Breaking the News’, an exhibition covering 500 years of UK news at the British Library.
7 May 2022
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We speak to author Fatima Farheen Mirza on her collaboration with Valentino, a words-only advertising campaign called ‘Valentino: The Narratives II’, which takes love as its central theme.
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