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She communicates through flowers. Daffodils are for happiness, carnations for sadness, snowdrops mean hope and tulips stand for strength. She…
At Aya Sofia by Edward Lucie-Smith
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India/Underwater by Laurence Kilpatrick
In light of her involvement with the feminist collective Worldwidewomen and their exhibition ‘A Wanderer’s Eyes’ in September last year,…
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Review | Fetched Up in Bantry by Eleanor Kilroy
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Review | Nigeria Now by Eleanor Kilroy
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Review | An Aesthetic of Awe by Matthew Scott
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Review | Traces by Clare Best
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