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Inauguration of the mural painting at the Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria. 28 June 2024.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Woman with Dove – Shaping our Common Future
The huge mural (50x20 meters) in front of the wall of the Vienna International Centre was painted by Fintan Magee, an Australian artist, in cooperation with the Calle Libre Street Art Festival, The United Nations Office at Vienna, and other partners, all in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. The work explores the fragility of peace and underlines the human-centric nature of the United Nations.
“Lasting stability should never be taken for granted and will always require ongoing diplomacy and human intervention. Peace is always hard work” – Fintan Magee, June 2024
Inauguration of the mural painting at the Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria. 28 June 2024.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Woman with Dove – Shaping our Common Future
The huge mural (50x20 meters) in front of the wall of the Vienna International Centre was painted by Fintan Magee, an Australian artist, in cooperation with the Calle Libre Street Art Festival, The United Nations Office at Vienna, and other partners, all in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. The work explores the fragility of peace and underlines the human-centric nature of the United Nations.
“Lasting stability should never be taken for granted and will always require ongoing diplomacy and human intervention. Peace is always hard work” – Fintan Magee, June 2024
Obama's Harlem Globetrotter.
Obama's Presidential Inauguration and Parade
Washington D.C.
January 2009
On Monday, January 6th, 2020, the City of Malden's official Inauguration took place at the Jenkins Auditorium.
Inauguration of the mural painting at the Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria. 28 June 2024.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Woman with Dove – Shaping our Common Future
The huge mural (50x20 meters) in front of the wall of the Vienna International Centre was painted by Fintan Magee, an Australian artist, in cooperation with the Calle Libre Street Art Festival, The United Nations Office at Vienna, and other partners, all in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. The work explores the fragility of peace and underlines the human-centric nature of the United Nations.
“Lasting stability should never be taken for granted and will always require ongoing diplomacy and human intervention. Peace is always hard work” – Fintan Magee, June 2024
Inauguration of the mural painting at the Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria. 28 June 2024.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Woman with Dove – Shaping our Common Future
The huge mural (50x20 meters) in front of the wall of the Vienna International Centre was painted by Fintan Magee, an Australian artist, in cooperation with the Calle Libre Street Art Festival, The United Nations Office at Vienna, and other partners, all in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. The work explores the fragility of peace and underlines the human-centric nature of the United Nations.
“Lasting stability should never be taken for granted and will always require ongoing diplomacy and human intervention. Peace is always hard work” – Fintan Magee, June 2024
Inauguration of the mural painting at the Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria. 28 June 2024.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Woman with Dove – Shaping our Common Future
The huge mural (50x20 meters) in front of the wall of the Vienna International Centre was painted by Fintan Magee, an Australian artist, in cooperation with the Calle Libre Street Art Festival, The United Nations Office at Vienna, and other partners, all in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. The work explores the fragility of peace and underlines the human-centric nature of the United Nations.
“Lasting stability should never be taken for granted and will always require ongoing diplomacy and human intervention. Peace is always hard work” – Fintan Magee, June 2024
On Monday, January 6th, 2020, the City of Malden's official Inauguration took place at the Jenkins Auditorium.
On the other side of the rope.
Obama's Presidential Inauguration and Parade
Washington D.C.
January 2009
The masque begins.
Last fall, my school changed its name from the Lycée Municipal de Bobo-Dioulasso to the Lycée Municipal Vinama Thiémounou Djibril, in honor of the first-elected mayor of Bobo. In late February, we finally had a "baptême" (baptism) to celebrate the name change.
Pictures from pre-inauguration events, and the inauguration itself. Famous US politicians, leaders, inspired and excited people from across the United States
States
Inauguration of the mural painting at the Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria. 28 June 2024.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Woman with Dove – Shaping our Common Future
The huge mural (50x20 meters) in front of the wall of the Vienna International Centre was painted by Fintan Magee, an Australian artist, in cooperation with the Calle Libre Street Art Festival, The United Nations Office at Vienna, and other partners, all in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. The work explores the fragility of peace and underlines the human-centric nature of the United Nations.
“Lasting stability should never be taken for granted and will always require ongoing diplomacy and human intervention. Peace is always hard work” – Fintan Magee, June 2024
Outside the Trump Inauguration Rally at the Capitol One Arena, the day before the Inauguration. These photos were taken about an hour before the doors opened (and the rally was scheduled to start two hours after that) - so these people had already been waiting a long time, much of it in the rain.
These photos are meant to be observational, not an endorsement.
Inauguration of the mural painting at the Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria. 28 June 2024.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Woman with Dove – Shaping our Common Future
The huge mural (50x20 meters) in front of the wall of the Vienna International Centre was painted by Fintan Magee, an Australian artist, in cooperation with the Calle Libre Street Art Festival, The United Nations Office at Vienna, and other partners, all in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. The work explores the fragility of peace and underlines the human-centric nature of the United Nations.
“Lasting stability should never be taken for granted and will always require ongoing diplomacy and human intervention. Peace is always hard work” – Fintan Magee, June 2024
Inauguration of the mural painting at the Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria. 28 June 2024.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Woman with Dove – Shaping our Common Future
The huge mural (50x20 meters) in front of the wall of the Vienna International Centre was painted by Fintan Magee, an Australian artist, in cooperation with the Calle Libre Street Art Festival, The United Nations Office at Vienna, and other partners, all in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. The work explores the fragility of peace and underlines the human-centric nature of the United Nations.
“Lasting stability should never be taken for granted and will always require ongoing diplomacy and human intervention. Peace is always hard work” – Fintan Magee, June 2024
Pictures from pre-inauguration events, and the inauguration itself. Famous US politicians, leaders, inspired and excited people from across the United States
States
Inauguration of the mural painting at the Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria. 28 June 2024.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Woman with Dove – Shaping our Common Future
The huge mural (50x20 meters) in front of the wall of the Vienna International Centre was painted by Fintan Magee, an Australian artist, in cooperation with the Calle Libre Street Art Festival, The United Nations Office at Vienna, and other partners, all in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. The work explores the fragility of peace and underlines the human-centric nature of the United Nations.
“Lasting stability should never be taken for granted and will always require ongoing diplomacy and human intervention. Peace is always hard work” – Fintan Magee, June 2024