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20 March 2019

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Timed to mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci, opens at the University of Oxford’s Weston Library on 21 March. Explore 500 years of experiments in bringing flat surfaces to solid life.

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On 22 March, game developers PQube release . This engaging digital novel promises to trap you between real and fictional versions of Tokyo’s Asakusa district.

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A fascinating biography this week: by Naoko Abe (Chatto & Windus). Enjoy the story of how…

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