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Here is some commissioned art for , a narrative game with rhythm elements that explores stagnation and how to move forward with life! You can play it here! https://t.co/5z1nhjol7z ✨❗️✨

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Bees are important pollinators, helping support food security for communities globally. Celebrate bees today with "British Bees" (1866), which explores the natural history & economy of bees of the British Isles. Via https://t.co/84eWJGLwRK

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Our newest lesson 'Coping with Cholera' explores how 19th Century authorities reacted to the threat of disease. A useful resource for teachers and students exploring health and medicine through time. https://t.co/Sd14kilIaQ

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It’s We think & the of young children are important issues to discuss, especially during this strange time.

Take a look at our blog post that explores & https://t.co/aLKlTq0wBJ

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TODAY on CARTOON RESEARCH: Dave Bossert once again explores the technical side of filming animation at Disney in the 1940s https://t.co/mQe9bhabYu

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Raging Calm of the Emocean explores the subtlety of inner feelings: fleeting, outrageous, and divine— in chaste bursts, mostly all at once. Its beauty reigns and opens the dawn with sparkly tears.

Check this and more out on @/knockknockgallery's page on IG! 💕

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💥JUST LANDED 💥Our exclusive limited edition print series in collaboration with launches with ‘Soft Hours’ by Dana Hong. Filled with symbols of nature and relaxation, Dana's art explores safe spaces and emotional wellbeing > https://t.co/56AidX0v7S

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NYOS artist explores ideas of visual song writing through drawn, paint and print media. Watch her video as part of NYOS: Online @ https://t.co/KhRvSJnDe3 from 13.09 on Saturday 6th June

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So excited to finally be able to share this with you guys!
For a few weeks, I’ve been working with , a platform that explores people’s experiences during the Biafran War.
This is the poster art I painted, all in

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Attention, teachers & students! Want last minute prep?

Our explores early responses to Amazon by scientists, governments, & artists like Margaret Mee: https://t.co/zwQqUsYzeN.

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Take advantage of the newly lifted restrictions on outdoor time and embark on a TRUST TRAIL - designed to help you unlock new sides of York's rich history. Our first trail explores Literary York and is available to download now 👇 https://t.co/r3pnxDcPdM

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Announcement time! My graphic novel, How to be Ace, is being published this year by coming out in October!
This is coming of age comic explores not just asexuality, but also mental health and growing up. I hope it's somerthing everyone can relate to and enjoy :)

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im nigie🌙, a 19yr old bottom Bi-scuit who explores every type of art especially when bored ♡ k,bye https://t.co/4tKXLgIGK6

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Perfect World, Disability Narratives, and Writing Outside Your Experience

explores this josei romance and the pros and cons of disability representation as written by an abled author.

https://t.co/uGVTFPLiev

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Newest from Geraldo Valério and AT THE POND explores how friendships cannot come through control. The colour and light of friendship only come with freedom. https://t.co/djzud3vXZy

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'Fabric: Touch and Identity'

Virtual exhibition based on the book ‘The Erotic Cloth’ by & Lesley Millar explores 'how clothes and textiles conceal, reveal and seduce' from historic to contemporary

https://t.co/MLwt9FOAyo

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LAYLA'S HAPPINESS by and explores what happiness means to one exuberant little girl, then poses the question to the reader. An winner and honoree, it "will leave sunshine its wake." -starred review,

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THE STRANGE BIRDS OF FLANNERY O'CONNOR by 🦚 Illustrated by vibrant and expansive paintings by , this biography explores the beginnings of O'Connor's lifelong obsession with the magnificent oddities of our world.

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Happy Friday! 🥳

Here’s some reading for the weekend, courtesy of 💕

Greg Thorpe explores a series of 14 drawings made between 1947–2007 by the legendary 20th-century artist, Louise Bourgeois.

You can read this fascinating article here:

https://t.co/sdnGSBrq56

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Today explores seascapes. There are some wonderful examples in our collection: Willem van de Velde's A 'Smalschip' with Sail Set at Anchor Close to the Shore, 1650s; Francis Danby's Sunset at Sea after a Storm, 1824; and Gustave Courbet's Eternity, c.1865-69

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