Bananarama reunited, The Wellcome Book Prize winner announced, David Mach
All-female group Bananarama on reuniting for a comeback tour; the winner of The Wellcome Book Prize is announced; artist David Mach prepares to create a new 20-tonne artwork.
As a trio, Bananarama remain one of the UK's most successful all-female groups. After four hit albums, founder member Siobhan Fahey left in 1988, with remaining members Sara Dallin and Keren Woodward choosing to keep the group going for the next three decades. They join John Wilson to discuss why now was the right time to reform for a comeback tour.
The Wellcome Book Prize celebrates the best new books that engage with an aspect of medicine, health or illness, and can be fiction or non-fiction. As the winner is announced on tonight's Front Row, Val McDermid, chair of judges, joins John Wilson from the ceremony.
On the first day that he gets access to the London gallery for his new exhibition Incoming, Scottish artist David Mach shares his thoughts on the challenge of creating a new work in situ from scratch, using 20 tonnes of newspaper and a second-hand Jeep. His two-week preparations will be streamed live online.
Presenter John Wilson
Producer Jerome Weatherald.
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Bananarama reunited
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Wellcome Book Prize winner announced
Duration: 07:53
Daid Mach
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Bananarama reunited
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tours the UK starting at Glasgow on 12 November 2017, and听then calling at听 Blackpool, Newcastle, York, Manchester, London, Bristol, Birmingham, Nottingham, Bournemouth, Cardiff, Plymouth, Brighton,听and Ipswich, ending in Southend on 02 December 2017.听
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Images:听 Main image above: Bananarama
Image to the left: Bananarama with John Wlson
The Wellcome Book Prize winner announced
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The winner of the is Maylis de Kerangal for Mend the Living, translated by Jessica Moore
Image: Maylis de Kerangal
David Mach
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is at Griffin Gallery, London from 11 May - 7 July 2017.
Incoming's听installation process at the Griffin Gallery听will be open to the public, and is live streamed from 26 April - 10 May 2017.听 Click 听for the live stream.
Image: Bangers n Mash by David Mach (one of his previous artworks)
Image credit: Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow 2002
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Role Contributor Interviewed Guest Sara Dallin Interviewed Guest Keren Woodward Interviewed Guest Siobhan Fahey Interviewed Guest Val McDermid Interviewed Guest David Mach Presenter John Wilson Producer Jerome Weatherald Broadcast
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