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Felicity Harley, New York Post
North Korea: a fascinating country shrouded in secrecy thanks to the firm hand of leader Kim Jong Un. With the threat of war between North Korea and United States at an all-time high, the rest of us are eager for a glimpse at life in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. (Tourists are instructed what they can and cannot photograph, while customs agents at the airport can screen and confiscate any computers, hard drives, mobile phones and memory cards, so not a lot of unauthorized pictures make it out of the country.)
So what’s it like for women in this sanctioned state? Is it all crisp-ironed outfits and flower embroidery? Do women actually work? Get an education? Climb the military ranks?
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L.M. de Rothschild, Vice President
This past week, our studio underwent a technology refresh, and in the process our access to a previous account which linked the studio’s archived blogs from previous years were both temporarily unavailable. We apologize for this, as many of you (our supporters) have used previous blogs and articles to help shape your projects and in some cases life outside of work.
We’re happy to say that we’re finally back online and look forward to this year as we continue to pump out more updates to our projects. Our following on social media has steadily increased to 1,500+ on Facebook, showcasing our studio’s behind the scenes projects, with an infant release on Instagram highlighting life behind the studio.
We thank you for your awesome support and for being an awesome audience!
Namaste.
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