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The sixth in a series of articles about Rio de Janeiro buses, “Máquinas mortíferas”, or “Killing machines” published today, reveals why passenger comfort and…
Reblogged from Scottish Bedouin (A.k.a. Where’s the wally?!):
Hello and welcome dear minions.
As I enter into my ninth day of life in Rio, reflecting on my first week, I can safely say that this city can be a savage beast of a night time. Having ended up…
Reblogged from Washerman’s Dog:
Though Sergio Mendes and Brasil 66 were mainstream pop stars, or pretty close to it, when I was growing up I have not been a huge bossa nova fan. Sure, The Girl from Ipanema is catchily iconic and all that. But on the whole…
Exhibition in Guangzhou, China
My partner Jane and myself were invited to take part in a group show at the Guangdong Museum of Art in mid April. The exhibition was entitled Issues of Urbanisation. All the artists chosen were…
So I’m lapping up the merits of working in Manchester.
OK, so it hasn’t been the glamour and glitz of a metropolis, but at lunch I get to do things like this:
I work just around the corner from the Manchester Art Gallery, and…
Reblogged from pghenvironmental:
When I was studying journalism in Brazil, for two years I participated in a research project where I had to analyze the way that the main representatives of Brazilian press media portrayed global warming and other…
worthlessdemonicmuttphotography:
so i did a small shoot in manchester the other day and it was such a nice day <3
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Reblogged from My Havaiana Life:
Day 1
While this post does not represent my overall feelings for Salvador, these are a few words that represent my first day in the city.
Overwhelmed. Scared.…
