My visit to this art exhibition in early October 2020 felt like a journey into a fragile time warp. I left it filled with nostalgia for the land where I was born … and with a question.
How would this show of school art from Africa, intended originally for international audiences in the 1940s, be seen in the middle of Black History Month in London, over seventy years later?
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Bridges over the Arno River, Florence – September 2020
I did not think this trip would happen.
A weekend in Italy? A wedding in a country brought to its knees in agony by Covid-19 only months earlier? Surely not.
Crossword (3) 23.9.2020
Time for the answers to Crossword 3. I always find these more fun than the questions, because when I read through them I can convince myself that I would have known them anyway. To save you having to flick back, the answers are written out beside the questions. You’ll see them just beneath the puzzle below.
The Tour de France featured quite heavily so any knowledge of this year’s race would have got you off to a good start.
Crossword (3) 23.9.2020
Here are a few more crossword clues picked out from the week that’s just been. The Tour de France and a few celebrities get a mention, and there’s other stuff. Hope you’ll find the clues tricky enough but not too tricky.
Crossword (2) 16.9.2020
It’s such a pleasure to host these on The Phraser – a gap filler between end of summer and the start of winter writing.
Hope you might have had the time to give the last crossword a try. Here are the answers in case you haven’t already found them.
Crossword 16.9.2020
We’ve been through a little of what’s happened around the world over the past seven days, and picked out some of what’s gone on to see if you noticed as well.
For me, these questions – almost all from the headlines or linked to them – are harder than last week’s … at least, they were until I saw the answers.
The plan is to put the solution up on Friday. Good luck!
Crossword
Here are the answers! I know you’ve been waiting. Thanks for giving it a go.
Now you can relax … although there may be more next week.
