Whenever a serviceman or woman is killed or seriously injured, a process called Op Minimise begins across British military bases.
The road is lined with vintage shops (often called op shops in this part of the world) like Tiny Space, Vixen Vintage in St. Kevin's Arcade (No. 179) and funky Fuzzy Vibes Junction (in a basement at No 151).
"I believe," she wrote in a piece called "Op Ed," in a hardheaded art, an unremitting, unrepentant practice of one's own faith in the word in one's own obstinate terms.
Despite a growth trajectory that has seen each successive 21c Liederabend housed in a larger space with more elaborate production elements, Ms. Morrison and Ms. Prestini preserved the sensation of a family affair with their third installment, called "Op.
But whatever it was called, Op was viewed more as a fad than an art movement in New York, where Color Field and Minimalism were the formalist tendencies of choice.
It's reassuring to read that in 1965, when the Museum of Modern Art put up the first big show of what became then called Op Art, the Seventh Avenue garment industry had already mass produced knockoff prints from Bridget Riley and the like, and then worn by women attending the opening.
Another account using the visual lingua franca of Anonymous, called OpWhiteRose, also agitates against Trump.
Image caption Jo Whiley agreed with one tweet describing Mayo as "a class act" Features on his show include a "Mayo clinic" for "everyday queries" and a trivia quiz called Op Master.
