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Fauna: the call of the wild

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In today’s show, a lowbrow art show gatecrashes highbrow Paris - we head to the latest off-beat and slightly disturbing exhibition in the city. Next, we visit the photo exhibition that spotlights artists from emerging nations having an intimate look at their own reality. And author Alissa York joins Eve Jackson in the studio to talk about her latest novel "Fauna", an animal story that will change your world.

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Slideshow: Behind the scenes
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