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I have a canvas series called Miracle Simulator!! it's a story about the simulation hypothesis and how two people from different universes affect each other and their lives. It explores themes of love and life and the meaning of existence.

https://t.co/OkmUrvDMTV

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2020-02-10

An inspiring play based on real stories, The Man Who Left is Not the Man Who Came Home explores the impact of going to and returning from war on the families of the armed forces. Wednesday 11 March at 8pm --> https://t.co/VdtpkRJjrT

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2020-02-10

Review: Inio Asano’s Downfall Explores a Darker Side of the Manga Industry https://t.co/QaCf0ZP4FR

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2020-02-09

Don't forget that this is the last weekend of ' free exhibition 'Thinking 3D: Leonardo to the present'! You can also catch up on their BODcast which discusses and explores the exhibition. Find out more: https://t.co/ZOTe629yVW

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2020-02-07

Callisto is a great character when written well.
Ryan explores this in his latest review of Marauders!
https://t.co/CQptcpaDKf

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2020-02-07

My newest project explores desserts around the world -- Here's the first drawing for it: churros in Mexico! 😋

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2020-02-05

Ch.3 Sam George explores the nature/culture dialectic through accounts of those wild children said to have been raised by wolves; ideas of the origin of culture & our relation to nature emerge. Book launch 29 Feb, !

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2020-02-04

Featured artist Shelby Langei runs a freelance illustration studio named Shelby’s The Creep Factor where she explores depictions of fantastical folklore through boldly colored and highly textured portraits. 💀 https://t.co/SvU0dygtoj

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2020-02-04

Happy Birthday who explores genres from Japanese popular culture in his work, such as anime, otaku and manga. The vivid colours and glossy two dimensional motifs of his style highlight the conflict between eastern and western art and culture.

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2020-02-01

This Is How by Marie Brennan () is a contemplation on the fall from grace, the tragedy of untimely death, and the road to redemption. It explores the abuse cycle and how we might eventually break it. https://t.co/VldJjv7rAX

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2020-01-31

Artist Margaret Meen's botanicals graced the walls of royal palaces & scientific academies. While largely unknown today, her legacy is an important part of British botanical history. explores her life & work: https://t.co/vgueu0msWT

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2020-01-31

Most requested from yesterday was “Packs. Strength In Numbers” by .

This is a fantastic non-fiction text explores how by living together we not only survive but thrive. Stunning art and poetic text help us understand the importance of community. Fab.

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2020-01-30

This created by poet explores some creative and interactive approaches to writing and responding to on the theme of for classes https://t.co/XN2XNi7TD4

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2020-01-28

I learned that Rashōmon (羅 生 門) is a short story written by Ryūnosuke Akutagawa. It appeared in 1915 in the magazine Shinshichō. It explores the dilemma of a man faced with the alternative of "starving or stealing". I think this story inspired a lot the plot of BSD.

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2020-01-25

Oregon-based artist Joshua Flint explores liminal spaces (the time between the 'what was' and the 'next') and the people who populate them through his surrealist oil paintings.

https://t.co/gYY62E7XEY

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2020-01-24

This residency explores how we will share our future cities with robots, what it will mean to share our sidewalks, and transport systems in close proximity with mobile intelligent robots. The “Cyberspecies Proximity” robot combines the wayfinding technologies...

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2020-01-23

Aaron Westerberg is a classically trained oil painter that explores the world of poetry through the use of color, shadow, contrast and tone

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2020-01-23

This week's staff pick, 'William Morris’s Flowers,' published in association with the Victoria and Albert Museum, is new to our reference collection and explores Morris's floral designs. Learn more here: https://t.co/aXlfKtYgYD

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2020-01-23

Just read THE BLUNDERS by & Colin Jack! A & silly book about sibling fun & ! The counting parts of the book are cleverly woven into the main joke. It also explores different ways of counting, great for . Out in Feb!

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2020-01-23