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This Dance Duo Gets Down to Business, With a Dose of the Erotic

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By Emily May
| Breaking One
LONDON -- Five dancers were writhing and buckling in an East London studio, and Courtney Deyn had a question. "Can you drop your trousers as well?" Deyn asked: "You've got great legs -- don't be embarrassed of them." The performers were in varying states of undress, wearing fragments of dusty, bleached businesswear. Their high-octane movements suggested everything from ballroom dancing and commercial dance to the avant-garde choreography of Martha Graham.
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BREAKING: Greenpeace activists disrupt major gas conference in Sydney

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By Emily May
| Green Peace
Right now, Greenpeace activists are standing up to Big Gas at a major gas conference in Sydney. Inside the Sheraton Grand Hotel, executives from fossil fuel companies have gathered alongside lobbyists, investors and political allies to plan the future of gas in Australia – and how to maximise their profits. So Greenpeace has stepped in to call it out. Activists have dropped a banner inside the venue with a clear message: Gas Execs Profit. We Pay The Price.
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11 Must-See Museum Exhibitions in 2026

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By Emily May
| Artsy Verified
At the start of 2025, Artsy predicted a year that would “give marginalized voices their flowers.” And so it did. There was, for example, “Paris Noir” at the Centre Pompidou—which celebrated Black artists working in the French capital whose work had never before been shown in the country. And across the U.K. and the U.S., several exhibitions spotlighting Indigenous Australian artists brought new, and deserved, recognition.
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