I ran the Thames from source to sea – here’s what I discovered
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I ran the Thames from source to sea – here’s what I discovered
In 2021, as the UK began to emerge from the third COVID lockdown, I embarked on a slow, long-distance run from the source of the River Thames to the sea. The run was a live artwork I called Thames Run: Source to Sea, as part of the Estuary 21 Festival Associated Programme. Following the course of t»»»
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Fresh perspectives: the best outdoor art trails in the UK this autumn
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Tokyo Metro: Asia’s oldest subway goes public
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Tokyo Metro: Asia's oldest subway goes public
Tokyo: Every day six and a half million people ride Tokyo Metro's nine lines, part of a dizzyingly complex transport network serving the Japanese megacity and its sprawling suburbs. Starting Wednesday, Tokyo Metro stock will be traded in Japan's biggest initial public offering (IPO) in six years. I»»»
The plight of the Bedouins is another sign of apartheid in Israel
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Saudi Arabia to display interactive design installation “Woven” at London Design Biennale 2023Related NewsComments.
The Architecture and Design Commission announces the participation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the fourth edition of the London Design Biennale. Inspired by the 2023 London Design Biennale theme of “Remapping Collaborations”, the Saudi Pavilion will exhibit an interactive installation titled »»»
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Mahim Maher is the editor for SAMAA TV’s digital properties. She is a seasoned journalist who has worked as city editor for the Karachi metro sections at Daily Times and The Express Tribune. She writes on urban issues in Karachi, mainly focusing on city government, roads, transport and water. Mappi»»»
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