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We're excited about Multicultural Children's Book Day on Saturday, January 27th! Over the next couple of weeks, we'll be highlighting books & book sets that focus on #diversity. Do you have any favorites? https://t.co/RcUOCRXTb5 #ReadYourWorld
#Efemerides #TalDiaComoHoy fallece en Madrid en 1706 #LuisaRoldan, artista considerada como una las principales figuras de la escultura del Barroco en Andalucía, junto con su padre, #PedroRoldan.
Habemus playera para la dama, el caballero y el ente sexualmente diverso y multicultural
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o directamente en Kichink! fokin store
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Celebrating #PloughMonday, the traditional start of the English agricultural year, with #art and #painting by Emily Zay https://t.co/SaH7vmRcwg #Nikon
Un 8 de enero de 1935, llegó a nuestro planeta 'El Rey'. Los años pasan y su influencia en la cultura sigue latente. 😼🎸
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Fancy a trip to the super scenic #LakeDistrict #Cumbria? Check out our 2018 events calendar for top cultural highlights! #WeAreTheLakes
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UK artaist Barabara Walker's Study Series, (charcoal and pastel on paper), looking at the affects on the individual of being absent from the dominant cultural narrative #womensart
The workshop with Federico Bertolucci was awesome! Thank you ACME Grosseto - Associazione culturale Here also a little video resume of the two days! https://t.co/4zqhqdAjts
RT CfP reminder to all @twitter historians - ‘On Belonging: English Conceptions of Migration and Transculturality, 1550 – 1700’, 26 - 28 July 2018 @Liv_Uni_London. Send abstracts & bios to tide@liverpool.ac.uk by 15 Feb 2018 #earlymodern #conference
#DrawingYear Artist of the Day: Emily Hill’s work examines childhood memories of her cultural upbringing in Northern Ireland through motifs and symbolism
The Great Escape
To see more of Emily's work visit: https://t.co/RPKswruA5V
Contributor Karen Smith examines China’s experimental art practices of the '90s and probes the cultural conditions that produce “shock value”: https://t.co/Ejhm4bfYrj
'And Corn Shall Grow in the Desert' by Sir William Orpen (1925).
This 30"x24" Oil on Canvas was possibly a dig by Orpen at his perception that a miracle would be needed for the Arts to flourish in the cultural desert of Ireland.
The Office for Cultural and Scientific Affairs in London wishes you a Merry Christmas!
¡Hice para @irenereruART a Alice de "Alice en Randomland" en Pixel Art! Echadle un ojo a los cómics en Subcultura o pilladlos por su tienda. Ya tengo los míos yo :p https://t.co/gO2UyVkK3x