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  • Pauline Rip

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    Who decides  the relevance of a knowledge area?  Does information have to be true to be valuable?
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    Portrait of Pauline Rip wearing her piece from…

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    Audience interacting with Roland and Pauline

    Audience members having a chat with Roland and Pauline at the end of the evening.  Photo taken by Daniell Tahor
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    Pauline presenting her project "Cooking Ghosts"

    During the first Penny for your Thoughts presentation night, Pauline Rip shares her research on mythical and folkloric lore, which includes ingredients and recipes.  Photo taken by Daniell Tahor
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    Racha presenting her work "My Dinner"

    During the first Penny for your Thoughts presentation night, Racha Tarazi talks about "My Dinner", an interactive installation / dinner that explores the emotional cycle of immigration through the...
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    Anne and Pauline participating in the chili…

    During the first Penny for your Thoughts presentation night, Roland van Dierendonck and Maro Pebo guide the audience through a chili pepper meditative tasting ritual, taking us on a journey from...
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    Anne, Pauline and Racha participating in the…

    During the first Penny for your Thoughts presentation night, Roland van Dierendonck and Maro Pebo guide the audience through a chili pepper meditative tasting ritual, taking us on a journey from...
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    Portrait of Pauline Rip 2

    Pauline Rip is a designer of ignored, marginalized, irrational and even false knowledge. By tracking down practices that explore alternative forms of truth, sometimes unfairly mocked and sometimes...
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    Harvesting Dew

    Elficology is the study of elves, it tells us about their appearance, their clothes, their habits and even what they eat. Thanks to the eminent elficologist, Pierre Dubois, who recorded everything in...
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    Dew Drops Ready for Harvest

    Elficology is the study of elves, it tells us about their appearance, their clothes, their habits and even what they eat. Thanks to the eminent elficologist, Pierre Dubois, who recorded everything in...
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    Page from Bodleian MS. Asmole's Tudor Pattern Book

    This image is part of the book Bodleian  MS .  Ashmole  1504 (' The Tudor Pattern Book ') by Bodleian  MS .  Ashmole, and was made in 1504. The book was also known as Ashmole's Bestiary.
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    Medieval women foraging flowers

    This image is part of the book  Bodleian  MS .  Ashmole  1504 (' The Tudor Pattern Book ') by Bodleian  MS .  Ashmole, and was made in  1504. The book was also known as Ashmole's Bestiary.
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    Medieval man harvesting melons.

    This image is part of the book Bodleian  MS .  Ashmole  1504 (' The Tudor Pattern Book ') by Bodleian  MS .  Ashmole, and was made in 1504. The book was also known as Ashmole's Bestiary.
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    Portrait of Pauline Rip

    Pauline Rip is a designer of ignored, marginalized, irrational and even false knowledge. By tracking down practices that explore alternative forms of truth, sometimes unfairly mocked and sometimes...

created Pauline Rip modified Iliana Metaxa

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