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People who have lived in a place for decades hold memories that city planners cannot see.
The connection between place and writing shapes reasoning and can change how people think about climate issues.
In Beijing, while many of the ancient trees are fenced in by the local government to protect them from damage, the newer ones are still available for people to touch and gather around.
This Scottish exhibition is an ethereal, hypnotic showcase of artists who share a commitment to pursuing a more compassionate way of looking and being in a place.
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