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Celebrations of Pierre Boulez and Dmitri Shostakovich, a festival of Mahler and a Mark-Anthony Turnage twist on a cult Danish classic ...

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Founded in 1899, the Government Art Collection displays works of art in UK government buildings, including Downing Street, Whitehall departments and embassies. It comprises 15,000 prints, paintings, ...

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