Cat O'Farrell

Works, reads, laughs, coralls children, runs, drinks, rolls eyes generously, has been known to tut aloud.

[Cat O'Farrell @hrmistress]

@brian_bilston @PortsFest Loved the event last night. A perfect mid-week picker upper. Thank you

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

Heydar Aliyev Center, Azerbaijan, 2012, designed by Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid #WomensArt

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The Scallop, 2003, by Maggi Hambling

"I hear those voices that will not be drowned" #WomensArt

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'Veiled Woman' by contemporary London based sculptor and stone mason Anna Rubincam #WomensArt

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Jo Scott, contemporary UK artist #womensart

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Iranian artist Shirin Neshat, Rapture Series, 1999 #womensart

[Flashbak.com @aflashbak]

"Family friend went camping 30 years ago and heard a noise. She stuck her camera outside her tent and snapped this picture." Snapshot via @TheAnorak

[Flashbak.com @aflashbak]

What the Water Gave Me, 1938 by Frida Kahlo

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

Japanese-Canadian textile and fibre artist Toshiko Horiuchi Macadam creates huge interactive hand-crocheted playgrounds #womensart1

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Top of the World, 2013, silk tapestry by Malawi born artist Billie Zangewa #womensart

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Alida Withoos (1661– 1730), Dutch botanical artist and painter #womensart

[Hot Little Mongoose @HLMongoose]

This is the best thing I’ve read in awhile.

[Present & Correct @presentcorrect]

Magnolia birds flowering in Beijing.

https://t.co/teh0gFOdg9

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US painter Gertrude Abercrombie, The Stroll, 1943 #womensart

[The Book Nook Stirling @BookNookStir]

It's #WorldPoetryDay! Here are some of my favourite poems by some of my favourite women poets

@maggiesmithpoet #annesexton #maryoliver @holliepoetry

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Danielle Eubank, US painter known for her paintings of oceans to raise awareness about climate change #womensart

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Mary Cassatt, Breakfast in Bed, 1897 #womensart #SundayMorning

[paul bassett davies @thewritertype]

If you gaze long into the abyss, please wear a face covering and maintain social distancing. No more than six people are permitted to gaze into the same abyss outdoors, and if you have an indoor abyss, only one person from a different household may come over to gaze into it.

[Noemi 👩🏻‍💻 @noemistauffer]

Me in 2021

[Sophie Gallagher @SCFGallagher]

Keys between fingers, walking in the middle of the road, avoiding gaps in hedges or entrances to alleyways, phone on, headphones out, cross the road, check over your shoulder. We aren't born doing this stuff, we learn over years of watching women's trauma play out #SarahEverard