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Originally posted on The Day We Caught The Train:
This was the big one. The one we’d been talking about for the longest. After staying in 130 different hotels, hostels, homestays, tents, and trains, our Airbnb in Ipanema was actually…

Originally posted on Brazilian Concrete:
The Museum of Art of São Paulo (MASP) designed by Lina Bo Bardi in 1968, sits on one of the city’s most important avenues, Avenida Paulista. The building itself consists of two parts: the hanging…

Originally posted on manchattan skyline:
New York is famous for Central Park but manchester has some pretty cool parks too. Central Park was the first urban landscaped park in the USA and after years of debate over the park’s location,…

Originally posted on the book curator:
? Quiet spaces in Manchester. Discovered early on a Saturday morning. Shot on a Hasseblad 500cm using 120mm colour film.

Originally posted on Pulse of Change – Muutoksen syke:
Gigantic colorful crochet installations! Made by Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto. You have to see and experience (yes, you can ‘go in’ of some of those) them with your own senses: “Through his art,…

Originally posted on ESIST:
? Summary:The largest study to examine the effects of different sources of dietary protein found that a high intake of proteins from animal sources — particularly processed and unprocessed red meats — was associated with a…

Originally posted on Only Just Beginning:
Murals are, in my opinion, very impressive. All art is, of course, but envisioning and correctly proportioning art on the side of a building is a skill that would make any artist green with envy.…

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Originally posted on The Cosmotropics:
I must admit that I didn’t hang around many demonstrations (or protest-events of any political inclination) when I lived in Brazil, from January to June of this year. And there were enough to spare, many organized…