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British vocal trio Radio Three (from left to right; Joy Worth, Ann Canning, and Kay Cavendish) adorably dressed in bunny-ish costumes for the Noah's Ark sequence of O-Kay for Sound (1937).
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British vocal trio Radio Three (from left to right; Joy Worth, Ann Canning, and Kay Cavendish) adorably dressed in bunny-ish costumes for the Noah's Ark sequence of O-Kay for Sound (1937).
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Panic Attack in Public
Panic Attack in Public
This post captures real feelings. It tries to convey the physical nature of a panic attack. I have used emotions from the present and blended them with memories from the past.
The setting is the school where I used to teach, and the scenario one of the times, during my early years as a teacher, in which I was hauled into the Head’s office to be told off. It took me many more years to understand…
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I am so F wordingly angry about this!
R3Arts "considers how artistic movements become successful as the National Gallery stages an exhibition devoted to Paul Durand-Ruel, the french art dealer who discovered the Impressionists. Matthew talks to National gallery curator Christopher Riopelle. Also Jacky Klein, art historian and Godfrey Barker, man of letters and art critic discuss the anthropology of the art world through time. Published on March 3, 2015."