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Joseph

Buckley:

Brotherhood

Tapestry

This debut solo

exhibition at The

Tetley in Leeds

fi nds artist Joseph

Buckley exploring

the space between

blackness and

Britishness via

three large-scale

sculptural pieces

incorporating

the historically

familiar with the

modern world,

plus a dash of

science fi ction. It

runs to 29 Oct.

Grizzly Bear

As you can see

from the picture

above, 2017 is

the year slow-

burn US rockers

Grizzly Bear go

full on Klaxons

nu-rave ... Only

joking, obviously,

their new album

Painted Ruins

is more of a

refi nement of their

sound than a major

overhaul. Still,

lead single Three

Rings features

all the attributes

that make them

interesting:

lovely harmonies,

mumbled lyrics

and a general

disregard for time

signatures. It’s out

on Friday.

Edinburgh

international

book festival

Celebrating its

70th anniversary,

this year’s festival

programme works

under the broad

umbrella of Brave

New Words,

investigating

the global

and personal

experiences

of living in our

modern world.

The eclectic

programme ranges

from Beyoncé

collaborator

Chimamanda

Ngozi Adichie

(pictured above)

and fi rst minister

Nicola Sturgeon

debating the

role of women

in the world, to

hygge exponent

Meik Wiking

launching his

new book, likely

swaddled cosily

in an oversized

cashmere rug. It

runs to 28 Aug.

The Dark Tower

This adaptation

of Stephen King’s

novel series has

been in Hollywood

limbo for years,

with both JJ

Abrams and Ron

Howard trying and

failing to make it

work. Idris Elba

plays a gunslinger

fi ghting Matthew

McConaughey’s

The Man in Black

in post-apocalyptic

“Mid-World”, all

while trying to

get to a tower

for reasons too

complicated to

get into here.

Still, it looks shiny

and expensive.

It’s in cinemas

from Friday.

Sunfall festival

Created by the

people behind

London clubs

XOYO and The

Nest, Sunfall

off ers day and

night lineups

featuring some

of underground

music’s most

interesting

exponents

including Princess

Nokia (pictured

above), Madlib and

Jay Electronica.

The day portion

takes place today

in Herne Hill’s

Brockwell Park,

while the night

session runs,

erm, tonight

across various

London venues.

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