Look Closer

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This fortnight The Children’s society, British Transport Police and the National Police Chief’s Council are running a very important campaign: #LookCloser, which aims to raise awareness of child criminal exploitation.

You have investigated cubist sources and approaches and have researched how other artists have used cubist ideas and style. Now plan your artwork using what you have discovered, and update cubism for the twenty-first century. Braque and Picasso greatly admired Paul Cézanne. Cézanne’s paintings of figures and landscapes are made up of small planes (flat shapes) and repeated brush strokes. They often seem to be painted from slightly different viewpoints. It is this influence that we can see in the work of the cubists. Anxious, frightened, angry, showing signs of neglect or displaying other behaviour that makes you worried? The campaign also seeks to influence and inform policing colleagues through challenging the notion of the ‘perfect victim’, asking them to recognise victims may not always appear vulnerable and that anger and aggression are common trauma responses. It also seeks to encourage the police to use the NRM effectively and includes an NRM myth-busting guide.

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During these awareness weeks we are also highlighting how grooming children into committing crime, as well as for sexual activity, increasingly takes place online, including through games and social media. Growing numbers of young people are being approached to sometimes unwittingly hold proceeds of crime in their bank accounts, Young people may be exploited to shoplift or to beg on busy high streets, outside supermarkets or in shopping centres. They may be accompanied or overseen by their exploiter even if you can’t see them. Okay, first of all,” I say, leaning forward, “I do not and would not listen to Panic! at the Disco. And now it matters what music I listen to?” As long as neither files for divorce, before that date, she will be able to collect some of the twenty million dollar trust fund, that has been protected until then. People look at you. Of course, they do. Men and women. You’re a work of art. You must know that. You don’t break stride.Use your notes about the sculpture you chose from the slideshow above to help you with approach and technique You cannot trust any of them. Each character has her/ his own agenda. A grandiose trust fund, lies, grandiose secrets bigger than my tbr list ( right now it reached to 1265 books) , betrayals!

From around 1912 Braque, Picasso, and other artists working in a cubist style such as Juan Gris, started to use simpler shapes and lines and brighter colours in their artworks. They also began to add textures and patterns to their work, often collaging newspaper or other patterned paper directly into their paintings. This approach was called synthetic cubism. Browse the slideshow to remind yourself what it looks like. Activity But he’s already making a mouth out of his hand, yada yada yada. “Now Reid, he looks the part. He wears a sport coat and dress pants every day.” I'm rounding this down because there was some male gaze in here and perhaps a plot hole or two. However, I'll be shoving this down everyone's throats because it was clever, funny, original, and well-executed. This is my first Ellis book, but it certainly won't be my last.

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That’s not helping stress levels, either, so I try the language games I used as a kid to calm my nerves, to slow me down when I was freaking out, like how the word “fridge” has a “d” but “refrigerator” does not; how “tomb” is pronounced toom and “womb” is pronounced woom, but “bomb” is not pronounced boom; how “rough” and “dough” and “cough” and “through” should rhyme but don’t. I don’t know why oddness and contradiction calm me, but they always have, maybe because of their familiarity, because I see so much of those traits in myself. Reid Southern? That guy is to academia what Pauly Shore is to dramatic acting. He has parents with pull, and that’s it. Deception, intrigue, vengeance, revenge, and cleverness were all pieces that made this puzzle, one to be remembered. The afternoon is steamy hot as I work through the crowd on Michigan Avenue, tourists and rich people and street performers and the homeless, the Magnificent Mile. Though they should really rethink that name these days. But I have more important issues on my mind.