Actress and creator Julianne Moore says it was a “nice shock” to listen to that her youngsters’s ebook “Freckleface Strawberry” was amongst these faraway from some American public colleges, after an govt order from President Donald Trump noticed a protracted checklist of titles confiscated for overview. Olivia Salazar-Winspear explains what the present US administration sees as trigger for concern in youngsters’s literature. We additionally check out a brand new exhibition recreating the “Degenerate Artwork” scene of the Thirties, when the Nazi celebration sought to demonise avant-garde painters like Marc Chagall, Paul Klee, Otto Dix and Pablo Picasso, because the Picasso museum in Paris presents these main works of contemporary artwork in a recent context. Plus we hear from debut filmmaker and actress Ariane Labed, as she explores the complicated dynamic between two sisters who’re a bit of too shut for consolation in her gothic-tinged function “September Says”.
Julianne Moore's 'Freckleface Strawberry' ebook pulled from US faculty cabinets
