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THE SHIP OF TOLERANCE

Fifteen years ago in the Egyptian desert, the artist Emilia Kabakov – along with a group of children – created an art installation that has reached far and wide. Together, children from Siwa, where girls and boys are strictly segregated by gender and race, and British children who had travelled from Manchester, made the first

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