How can Warwick students still enjoy the arts in isolation?
Noah Keate explores how the arts can still be enjoyed through mediums compatible with the current lockdown.
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Arts
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Giles Allen-Bowden
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Izzy Searle
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Noah Keate
Mar. 13
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Lucy Martin
Mar. 13
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Mar. 12
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Alessandra French
Mar. 12
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Georgina Crothers
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