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HAWORTH S Bronte Parsonage Museum reopens to the public on Wednesday, May 19, as lockdown restrictions are further eased. Visitors will be welcomed back through the doors almost 126 years to the day since the original Bronte Museum opened in 1895. The reopening comes after a tough period for the parsonage, which like other attractions has been hit hard by the impact of the pandemic. The museum has been closed throughout the winter and early spring. It received £119,200 from Arts Council England and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport’s Culture Recovery Fund. The money helped the Bronte Society – the charity responsible for the museum – to provide support through lockdown and increase digital activity. ....
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Taken from Breakwater by Katriona Chapman AS an addendum to Graphic Content s choice of the best graphic novels of 2020, we asked a few comics professionals to name their favourites of the year. Edward Ross published his graphic history of gaming, Gameish, his follow-up to Filmish, this year. His own choice of graphic novel of the year is set in an old Brighton cinema: Breakwater, Katriona Chapman, Avery Hill, £12.99 I ve not been affected by a graphic novel like this for a while. Breakwater follows Chris, a cinema usher, who befriends Dan, a charming new member of staff. Stunningly illustrated in charcoal black and white, it s a haunting, contemplative graphic novel that brilliantly captures the strange ebbs and flows of working in a cinema, and the ennui of a life put on hold. Chapman does so much with such a pared-down setting and script. The images do much of the talking, capturing the beautiful isolation of empty streets and abandoned spaces to reflect the ....