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Painting Surgeries by French Canadian artist Marie-Lou Desmeules, an alarming blend of ‘performance, painting, sculpture and photography’. To wit:.

Marie-Lou works directly on her models. She covers them under acrylic paint, clothes, plastic, paper & hair to create sculptures out of them. The final artworks are photographs of the living sculptures.In her series “Celebrities”, Desmeules (re)creates pop culture icons and famous personalities. Her work questions the notion of beauty, the growing plastic surgery industry, genders & identity.

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Or does it?

The Ryanair App REVIEWED.

Passengers will still be able to print out their boarding passes before they arrive but no concessions will be made to those who rely on using their mobiles only to find they have run out of battery – they will be charged a £15 fee to have a pass printed out at the airport.
Ryanair was also vague about how it will warn passengers if the airport they are departing from does not offer mobile check-in services (which is the case for nearly 10 per cent of those it flies to). A spokesman said the airports will be listed on its website, and suggested that passengers might be “emailed” at some stage in the booking process. The boarding passes will be accessible offline, and a single phone can carry the boarding passes of everyone on the same booking… passengers will still be required to check in up to one week (and no less than four hours) before their scheduled departure.

Ryanair launches mobile boarding passes (Oliver Smith, Telegraph)

Frances Fitzgerald’s opening address to the UN Human Rights Committee

Earlier: Meanwhile, in Geneva

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