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Incorporation of "feminicidio" into Mexico's penal code.

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The Launch of 天狼星詩社 Sirius Poetical Society

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Isabella/Elisabetta/Isabetta Parasole (Rome, c.1570-1620)

Woodblock cutter; printmaker

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CAT home office

Canadian Art Theatre

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Luxor City Ancient Egyptian Monuments

Situated in Upper Egypt, Luxor (historically known as Thebes) is an open-air museum and a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its intact ancient Egyptian temples spanning approximately four millennia. Luxor city alone has one-third of the world’s ancient monuments. This map shows 10 tourist attractions in modern Luxor City, Egypt.  

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The Buswell Cabin, Manorlands, UT

This is where the cabin is.

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Revised edition of The Picture of Dorian Gray published by Ward, Lock & Company

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(Dis)appearance of Graffiti Art in Mexico City

This timeline offers a preliminary look into feminist interventions of public spaces in Mexico City as means of denouncing gender-based violence. The photographs of graffiti art produced in the context of International Women's Day (8M) visualize a temporality that illustrates creation and erasure.

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Taipei

Taipei is the capital of Taiwan, located in the north. 

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Locating Women Artists in Early Modern (1250-1800) Europe

This work-in-progress map helps identify and visualize women artists across geographic and temporal boundaries. Each pin, which is color-coded (see the above colour key for chronological organization), corresponds to the artist's birth location (not necessarily work location).

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