Design 21: Social Design Network

A meandering rivulet finds azure skies.

A Centred View

The Sparse and the Dew

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Bonjour,

The Holidays are very special to us. They allow us to take the time to thank those who've touched our hearts throughout the year – a time to say merci!

And to thank all of our members, we're pleased to announce that our online Holiday card collection is now available! These virtual cards are a great way to send your wishes and share the Holiday magic with your friends and family.

From all of us here at Cirque du Soleil… Joyeuses Fêtes! My Cards Manager

Send your wishes with a Cirque du Soleil one-of-a-kind virtual card!

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The Easterlies and the Westerlies find moisture and warmth.

Depletion and Discovery

A Warm, Gentle Breeze?

A singing pastoral

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Tate Exhibitions December 2008

UBS Openings: Saturday Live Late at Tate Britain Tate Britain Christmas Tree By Bob and Roberta Smith Francis Bacon Rothko Cildo Meireles Turner Prize 2008 The Fifth Floor: Ideas Taking Space Heimo Zobernig and the Tate Collection See all exhibitions FREE as a Tate Member

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Cildo Meireles, Eureka / Blindhotland, 1970–5

Tate Online together with BT Orla Barry. 'The Scavenger's Daughters' rehearsal view, STUK arts centre © The artist Orla Barry 'The Scavenger's Daughters' rehearsal view, STUK arts centre, Leuven © The artist

NEWS UBS Openings: Saturday Live Orla Barry Saturday 13 December, 2008 20.30-22.00

Orla Barry's performance 'The Scavenger's Daughters' is an ambiguous portrait of two sisters. This epic text weaves together three monologues, constantly failing to form a narrative dialogue. Enhancing the fragile quality of the raw voice, Barry's poetic writing and theatrical performance reveal a fictional narrative which explore intimate relationships, enclosed feelings and the inability to communicate, providing a unique spatial and visual experience of language.

Opening up art Tate Modern Collection with UBS Beaconsfield

NEWS Late at Tate Britain Friday 5 December 2008 18.00-22.00

Vauxhall's best kept secret Beaconsfield, a creative art laboratory, curate Late at Tate Britain this month. Bringing ...

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