The Monday dozen

John Wyver writes: A splendid wedding on Saturday and generally just life got in the way of producing my usual Sunday collection of stuff that has interested me in the past week. So here it is a day late. The header image is a 1916 English landscape by Walter Sickert, Chagford Across Fields, hanging in British Landscapes: A Sense of Place, until 1 November, at Chichester’s Pallant Gallery. I found the show as a whole disappointing, but this is one of its surprising treasures. • Florentina Holzinger’s naked ambition: an exceptional profile of the Austrian performance artist by Lauren Oyler for The New Yorker [£; limited free access]; I saw Holzinger’s production of Ophelia’s Got Talent last summer in Paris and it has stayed with me in ways that few shows do. • Pluralistic: daily links from Cory Doctorow: the entirely essential guide to the contemporary world, full of richness about tech and ideas and democracy and more. • Inside the Archive #74: Nitrate screenings, a preservation…