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Students are kindly reminded to remove post-it note artwork from their windows before this weekend’s open day.
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In years to come we'll look at this era and wonder why in light of a global pandemic, economic inflation, growing inequality and technological upheaval we decided to make the private lives of a minority considerably worse.
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Congratulations on your promotion!
April Fools!
See I do have a sense of humor!
Not often I get to wear a hard hat in my line of work, so very excited to meet with the team at @NRCrehabUK and chat about applied arts and health care. Thanks so much for showing us around and for the sneaky peak at the building progress.
This series is indeed exceptional, and without doubt a must-watch, but I’d argue that, given the one take, real time performance, this is actually pure theatre, rather than cinema.
1 set.
2 main actors.
No cgi, no music score , no fancy camera cuts.
Just brillliant screenwriting and astonishing acting skills.
This is pure cinema.
#adolescence #adolescenceep3
Popped into @MK_Gallery for the final day (and, at 4pm, also the final hour!) of this beautiful Vanessa Bell collection. Very glad we caught it just in time.
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Over £73,000 has been raised by #TheTraitors fans for the Mencap charity on behalf of Alexander. Incredible 👏
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If you're having one of those days when only baby goats in pyjamas can help, here's some baby goats in pyjamas.
What a lovely early Christmas present: a very special issue of @Litera1954 on Adaptation, Appropriation, and Translation (with a little forward penned by yours truly). Happy publishing Christmas wishes to you all! 🎄📖
Litera's latest issue (34/2 - December 2024) is out now! 📗
Our Current Issue is a Themed Issue published in collaboration with @t_dnetwork &
Guest-Edited by
Prof. Catherine Rees @c_m_rees
Check our journal's @istunipress page to read our current issue:
iupress.istanbul.edu.tr/en/j…
Take a look at the fantastic work of our talented postgraduates in Design and Creative Arts @LboroDesign @LboroCA #SDCAPGT
shorturl.at/5mCXq
The first phase of this exciting research has been published: "The CURTAIN feasibility study: Exploring a food-themed reminiscence theatre intervention to improve the nutrition of older adults living in residential care homes"
Pre-print found here 👉 lnkd.in/eXNK2rSK
































