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Lucy Jones

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“Making Art Is a Surrender”

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By Oscar Bloomfield, Lucy Jones Verified, Young-jun Tak
| tobemagazine.co
The two Latin American performance artists across different national and generational lines discuss art as a form of therapy, resistance and freedom Artists Regina José Galindo and Kiyo Gutiérrez have both witnessed violence. Galindo, born in 1971 in Guatemala City, was raised against the backdrop of the country’s civil war, where brutality continued even after a peace deal in 1999.
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Why More People Are Turning to Online ADHD and Autism Testing for Answers

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By Lucy Jones Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
For countless individuals, the heaviest burden isn’t just surviving the symptoms themselves. It bears the burden of quiet tiredness, incomplete explanations, and misread signals.
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What is a tardigrade?

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By Lucy Jones Verified
| Prospect Magazine Verified
I plunge my hand deep into our miniature pond to scoop some mud and water into my little sample pot. The water is winter cold and, apart from a few blood worms and a charcoal-coloured snail, it looks inert to my eye. On the way back into the house, I pick up a piece of moss that’s dropped from the roof and which I’ll soak for another sample. The world is in the palm of my hand: likely species from each of the animal kingdoms. Plantae, animalia, fungi, protista and prokaryotae.
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