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Raminou, c.1920 by Suzanne Valadon #womensart
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Stop Longmarsh Energy: Protect Rural West Norfolk from 4,700 Acre AI Data Centre Project - Sign the Petition! c.org/ZnWCWgYvh8 via @UKChange
Stop Longmarsh Energy: Protect Rural West Norfolk from 4,700 Acre AI Data Centre Project - Sign the Petition! c.org/ZnWCWgYvh8 via @UKChange
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Artist Frida Kahlo and singer Chavela Vargas, 1945 #womensart #FridayFeeling
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Georgia O'Keeffe
An Orchid, 1941
#Womensart #GeorgiasFlowers
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"Trump has amassed staggering wealth in ‘most openly corrupt’ presidency'"
theguardian.com/us-news/2026…
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Lovely private view with London exhibition showing a painting of mine from the Yugen series
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Too many people — governments, university execs, twitter reply guys, your uncle Geoff — still regard the humanities as a hobby, as dispensable, as flimsy compared to STEM. They are not: they are crucial, rigorous and significant and to be a fully functional society, we need them.
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“Reading is an act of resistance in a landscape of distraction.... We regain the world by withdrawing from it just a little by stepping back from the noise.”
― David L. Ulin
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'Two Women,' (1914) is an early Diego Rivera masterpiece. The picture depicts his first wife Angelina Belloff and the painter Alma Dolores Bastian. The year he made this painting, Rivera began a new phase in his life, focusing on landscapes and rediscovering colour.
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“Some day you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again.”
— C.S. Lewis
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'Octopi Embedded in Ceramic Vessels' series by Japanese ceramic artist Keiko Masumoto #WomensArt
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“We have come as far as we have because we are the cleverest creatures to have ever lived on Earth. But if we are to continue to exist, we will require more than intelligence. We will require wisdom.”
— Sir David Attenborough



































