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Grupo Ofá – O Fururu Loorere / Orixá Oxalá (ft. Carlinhos Brown)
Faixa 2 do álbum “Obatalá – Uma Homenagem a Mãe Carmen”. Composição: Tradicional-Adaptação de Iuri Passos/ Luciana Baraúna / Yomar Asogbá Ouça o álbum completo aqui: https://grupoofa.lnk.to/ObatalaUmaHom… […]
Walking Tour of Canterbury Cathedral
We finally did the walking visit of the Cathedral I have always promised you guys. It’s hard to capture the unique beauty of this place. Please don’t watch this seeking information other than just two people hanging out and admiring … Continue reading
Britain’s Oldest Cathedral Has Year-Long Collab w/ Graffiti Artist | My Modern Met
A graffiti artist is giving England’s oldest Cathedral a makeover that will help boost the community. Graffiti artist Ant Steel has always enjoyed using his art to bring joy to the community. And now, as an artist in residence at … Continue reading
Vandals Destroy 30,000-Year-Old Indigenous Rock Art in Australia | Hyperallergic
Elaine Velie December 21, 2022 Murrawijinie Cave on the Nullarbor Plain (image via Wikimedia Commons) The drawings, which experts say are irrecoverable, are of particular significance to the Mirning People. In Southern Australia, vandals forced their way into the … Continue reading
BBC Radio 4 – The Caretakers, Episode 3: Relive
Fresh perspectives on cultural treasures from the cleaners who look after them. In every museum and gallery, behind the scenes teams look after our national collections. They have an intimate knowledge of the buildings and collections they look after, yet … Continue reading