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black rat
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black rat
see black rat.
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The Independent strand of the Liverpool Biennial saw dozens of venues and artists - from Tracey Emin in Liverpool Cathedral, to Jump Ship Rat turning a K2 telephone box into a Buddhist temple - clamouring to be part of the programme for its most successful event to date.
Feel the boon - how the 08 effect turned out brilliantly for the ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
It has been created by Liverpool artist Ben Parry, of arts group Jump Ship Rat, and people will be able to see the historic journey of the "Ovie" in large-scale projection on the George's Dock Building at the PierHead.
'Ovee' returns in film spectacular; Culture Blog 08 by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
You'll be pleased to hear they were more than impressed with our fair town too - going as far as requesting second visits to Castle Hill and the good ship Rat and Ratchet on Chapel Hill.
FRESH by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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