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NHS299 Sunday 29th September 2013
The Musicians Union Bateria uplifting the crowd of 50.000 to 70,000 protesters at the Save Our NHS Rally to protest the way the Conservative Party has treated it and the country on the first day of their Party Conference this … Continue reading
Posted in Carnival, Drumming, Manchester, Music, Past Events, Percussion, urban
Tagged bateria, drums, Manchester, MU, NHS299, peaceful, Rally, rhythm, samba
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Destiny
Destiny from Bellecour 3D & Entertainment on Vimeo.
Posted in Animation, European, Past Events
Tagged animation, Art, creatives, Culture, film, rhythm, spirituality, Urban
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Originally posted on Victim of the Fury:
Here I was in Sao Paulo yesterday doing the work that most romanticize, some demonize, and the reality of which few would recognize. I was in a taxi returning from a failed quest…
A “SCREEVER” BY ANY OTHER NAME (1700)
Originally posted on All My Own Work!:
The origins of the term. The English term for Pavement artist is SCREEVER. The term is over 200 years old and derived from the term SCRIVENER; meaning ‘to write’ or ‘a person who…
Posted in General, Past Events
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THE GOOD BLOOD brazilian art music entertainment food culture tv fashion film life brazil
THE GOOD BLOOD brazilian art music entertainment food culture tv fashion film life brazil.
Posted in Brazil, Past Events
Tagged Brazil, brazilian style, Choreography, demographics, Politics, race, samba
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