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How art is used to project 'Soft Power'
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Graham Sheffield, Director Arts of the British Council, on art, 'Soft Power' and politics.
  1. How art is used to project 'Soft Power'
    01:29
    How art is used to project 'Soft Power'
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  2. Cultural Connections: Watch in full
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  3. Choosing performers for the festivals
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  4. International Festival Portraits: Martin Creed
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    International Festival Portraits: Martin Creed
  5. Ramy Essam: The Girls in Prison
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    MINEFIELD: Mount Harriet
  7. The World in One City: Festival origins
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    The World in One City: Festival origins
  8. The World in One City: Early years
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    The World in One City: Early years
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    Naa Densua Tordzro: Me Ninfe Bo
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    The Power of Plays
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    You Never Touched the Dirt: Tradition and modernity clash in China
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    Interview with Lola Arias, director and writer of MINEFIELD
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