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Published on Wednesday, 20 May 2009 19:00 | | 
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In this human-centric age of group hugs, self-help gatherings for most disorders and abberations, as well as the wide range of psychological and alternative therapies available, why not a communal scream to round off the day?
And even better, make it art: Paola Livi has organised a 'scream happening'- like those popular back in the 60s- by holding it at the Tate Modern on Monday, 25th May at 17:00.
As a keen dabbler in healthy alternatives to chemical release, a hearty scream into a pillow at home has often helped me release suffocated emotion. But the opportunity to gather with like-minded souls and scream together seems like a great opportunity for releasing some poison, or just plain angst, on a Monday afternoon, as well as celebrating what we have in common, the desire for a free Tibet.