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Amplifying the Voices of Social Change
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We caught up with Amplifier at the March for Our Lives in Washington D.C.—see how they are turning artists into activists.

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Nick Anderson, Washington Post Writers Group https://t.co/GMbK0h6QhE

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Nick Anderson, Washington Post Writers Group - Nick Anderson cartoon https://t.co/2WmuGXo7kV

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There is certainly something in that tends to produce a of the mind. ~Washington Irving (1783-1859)

Chad Gowey https://t.co/CGAE8dDOrj
Bookmarks Magazine

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Antoine Coypel.1661-1722. Seated Faun.1700-1705. National Gallery of Art.Washington D.C.

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Everfree Northwest's annual charity event has raised $130,000 for local and national organizations to date. This year, we're supporting Washington Autism Alliance & Advocacy. Please consider donating to our auction! https://t.co/CknoYln93Q

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Hello twitter, here are some portraits of Ordinary Folk. Because, as sparkly as they are, History is not all about Rich People.

– watercress seller (1780)
– kitchen servant at Oxford (c1680s)
– [believed to be] Washington's enslaved cook (c1795)
– Hogarth's servants (1750s)

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Créanlo o no, es la misma chica. Viva el poder del maquillaje (?
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Oc: Josette Elaine De La Fontaine 🌟
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Check out courses for The Workshop Academy, an art and design school based in Redmond, Washington. Info: https://t.co/icoryWqoTh

Character Design - Paul Richards
Advanced Digital Painting -
Hard Surface Design - David Heidhoff
Figure Drawing -

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On March 27th 2005 - played in - poster art with some political understatement. Seems like nothing changed :-(

Great show w. beside &

Several sources surface around.

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The United States Geologic Survey reported unusual seismic activity in Washington DC on Saturday, with similar aftershocks felt around the country.

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Nick Anderson, Washington Post Writers Group - Nick Anderson cartoon https://t.co/mxZAPzGlSb

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- Grow a mighty mountain man beard
- Come to Washington
- Become a mountain man

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James Bard (1815-1897), Portrait of the Steamship “Martha Washington,” sold for $23,750. It previously sold for $37,000 at Christie’s in 2008, and for $26,450 at Northeast Auctions in November 2001 https://t.co/BXoLHEDbDb

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