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카페에서 머리 싸고 고민 생각하지 않으려고 카페에 갔는데 왜 주구장창 생각만 했는지

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인정도 중독

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Yongkang Street, 27FEB 2017

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휴직 1일차

진짜 휴직의 첫날 열한시에 일어나 세시간 동안 치우고 미루고 미루던 코트 단추 달기도 끝냈다. 씻고 머리를 탈탈 털고 나서야 이제 아주 조금은 정돈된 마음으로 책상에 앉아본다 아 회사에 나가지 않는구나 나는 이제 쉬는구나 라는 생각이 처음으로 든다: 기분이 이상해. 홀가분해.

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An Ouled Nail woman in Algeria wears a tattoo that is customary for dancers, 1949. Photograph by Maynard Owen Williams, National Geographic Creative

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Seated villagers wave arms as they enact a play in front of a temple in Bali, Indonesia, 1969. Photograph by Donna and Gilbert M. Grosvenor, National Geographic Creative

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Valletta - Malta (by annajewelsphotography) 

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Algarve - Portugal (by Tom Walk) 

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gypsea_lust

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“How can movement be preserved in immobile form? This contradiction in terms has preoccupied artists for millenniums. … Three New York exhibitions catch a dancegoer’s eye for what they tell us of dancers and dance itself.”

The New York Times highlights our current exhibition Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty for its radical, innovative works depicting dancers.

[Edgar Degas. Dancer Onstage with a Bouquet, c.1876. Pastel over monotype on laid paper. Plate: 10 5/8 × 14 7/8 in. (27 × 37.8 cm). Private collection]

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Hoi an, Vietnam 6 May

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Breathtaking Photos Capture Cuba’s Legendary Ballerinas Dancing In The Streets