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Photo by WISPER voor kunsteducatoren on October 28, 2026. May be an image of poster and text.

Photo by WISPER voor kunsteducatoren on October 28, 2026. May be a black-and-white image of one or more people, beard and text.

Photo by WISPER voor kunsteducatoren on October 28, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, magazine, poster and text.

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Posted On: October 28th 2026, 11:41 am

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In de kunsten hanteren we vaak abstracte begrippen waarvan we niet zeker weten of we ze op dezelfde manier interpreteren.

Het woord ‘spanning' is er zo eentje. Denk maar aan uitspraken als "ik vind het niet spannend", "er mist iets van spanning", "waar is de spanningsboog?".

Verschillende educatieve medewerkers gingen aan de slag met spanning binnen hun artistieke discipline, @liesbet_verschueren bijt de spits af!

Lees verder op onze methodiekblog via de #linkinbio👆

#arteducation #arteducationmatters #kunsteducatie #theatereducatie #theaterdocent #methodiek

Singer-songwriter @alexwarren was nine when his dad died, and 21 when he lost his mom. Alex tells @andersoncooper how continuing to talk with them helps him feel he “has parents again.” Watch their conversation at cnn.com/allthereis or wherever you get your podcasts. #grief #allthereis

तुम्ही कोणत्या गावातून हा व्हिडिओ बघता नक्की सांगा....

Получается давненько тут не было классики 🤣🍑
Что б не расслаблялись 😁😈

🎥 @zaikin_stanislavv 🙏❤️
#limassol #dance #heels #highheels #cyprus

Could this be the most beautiful sapphire ring ever??? I saw this 90 carat Ceylon sapphire ring and at @gemma_finejewelry and can’t stop thinking about it! The center stone! The setting!!! A stone like that deserves a royal setting, and this does it full justice. For details, contact @vechler the founder of GEMMA directly. 💙💙💙

During WWII, British soldiers often organized theatrical performances to entertain troops and boost morale.

At Shornemead Fort near Gravesend, Kent, members of the Royal Artillery were rehearsing a Christmas charity show in 1940 when a coastal alert interrupted them.

With no time to change, the men rushed to their gun positions in dresses, stockings, and military helmets. Photographer John Topham captured the unusual scene.

Britain's Ministry of Information initially censored the photographs, fearing German propagandists would use them to ridicule British troops and undermine morale. However, some images appeared in The War Illustrated in February 1941.

Although the soldiers manned their coastal weapons, there's no confirmed evidence that they actually fired them during the alert.

📸: John Topham

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