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Artists Push Photography Across Time and Into New Material Space in i’ve been here before

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By Emily Alesandrini, Dylan Kaposi, Alison Dias
| The Offing Verified
In the exhibition i’ve been here before, curated by Shabez Jamal at Sibyl Gallery in New Orleans, the individual and collective works demonstrate an exciting expansion of the material considerations of photography. Participating artists (Jen Everett, Sean G.
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How is primary care access changing? A retrospective, repeated cross-sectional study of patient-initiated demand at general practices in England using a modern access model, 2019-2022 | BMJ Open

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By Paul Chappell, Alison Dias, Minal Bakhai, Jean Ledger
| BMJ Open Verified
Discussion This study examined over 10 million patient-initiated requests for general practices services at 154 practices between March 2019 and February 2022 using a modern general practice access model.
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love in the time of medias_res(onant)_wor(l)ds

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By Joe Sacksteder, Emily Alesandrini, Alison Dias, Karlie Weltman
| The Offing Verified
“Since non-places are there to be passed through, they are measured in units of time . . . They are lived through in the present . . . Everything proceeds as if space had been trapped by time” (Marc Augé, Non-Places, 83) i. for frequencies sake: Lovers blinded by blue wavelengths and interspersing frequency, prehensile digits mime and gesture across the great hum of pixelated expanse.
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