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Lt. Governor Rutherford Attends Opioid Intervention Team by Joe Andrucyk at Governors Reception Room, 100 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
Image and installation : redscouse, Punk yarnboming by Happy Hookers
We were approached by the group organising the Brazilica fringe ball in 2012 to provide guidance in theme and design elements. We decided on a theme of voodoo and thru research discovered Orisha - the voodoo gods. As a teaser and advertising we started an intervention project, making, photographing and installing the little nutgods across the city. The project continues.
Orishas are the gods of the W African Yoruban religion that mutated under slavery into Voodoo, Vodoun, Santeria, Condomble etc across the Caribbean and the Americas. As pagan gods they are benign, personal and multi-faceted. These are part of on-going interventions by TBJ and DBJ.
Le Sénégal a une excellente couverture vaccinale, qui est estimé à plus de 90%. Des résultats qui ont été obtenus grâce à l'appui de GAVI ALLIANCE qui a bénéficié d'un plaidoyer fort du Président Macky Sall en marge de la Ticad 7. Le défis aujourd'hui est d'assurer la couverture vaccinale dans les zones les plus reculées du Sénégal.
© Présidence Sénégal / Photo : Papa Matar Diop
produced by ccclab.org Universidad de Verano Santiago de Chile 2014, Workshop Photography, Claudio Silva Romero.
Lt. Governor Rutherford Attends Opioid Intervention Team by Joe Andrucyk at Governors Reception Room, 100 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
The Bubbler, in collaboration with the Neighborhood Intervention Program, Faisal Abdu’Allah and Rob Dz, invites all to an art exhibition by Madison youth.
“This My Life. This My Art” is a celebration of identity through the lens of AFROFUTURISM. Produced over 15 weeks of workshops, and launching with identifying idols and capturing similarities to one another, the group used material from photography sessions to then work through a progression of visual disciplines in search of expressing their optimal future self. The art and the conversations reflect individuality, societal perceptions, and the future outlook of each self and of each other.
Photos by: Amadou Kromah