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Festival del Teatro y de las Artes de la Calle, el 4 al 9 de julio 2011 por las calles principales de Bilbao.

 

Festival of Theatre and Street Art, from the 4th to the 9th of July 2011

Dust and time have etched their signature onto the textured black surface of this rustic chalkboard menu, a familiar sight in the high-altitude towns of the Argentine Northwest. Vibrant yellow lettering, painted with a casual yet practiced hand, lists a tantalizing array of Andean culinary staples that define the region's gastronomic identity. The inclusion of "Cabrito" (young goat) and "Llama" speaks directly to the indigenous and pastoral traditions of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, where these resilient animals have sustained communities for centuries. Above and below these regional meats, the truncated "ales" (likely tamales) and universally beloved "Pizzas" illustrate the fascinating culinary crossroads found in remote tourist hubs like Iruya. "Postres Regionales" promises sweet conclusions drawn from local ingredients, perhaps incorporating cayote or quinoa, grounding the dining experience deeply in the local terroir. The composition utilizes a dynamic diagonal tilt, adding a sense of spontaneous discovery to the frame as if the traveler just stumbled upon this inviting eatery. A shallow depth of field softly blurs the edges of the wooden frame, directing the viewer's focus squarely onto the weathered text and the tactile, chalk-dusted surface of the board. Natural sunlight grazes the sign, highlighting the subtle imperfections, water marks, and ingrained dust that give this utilitarian object its authentic, lived-in character. A vibrant red decorative flourish, painted with a whimsical swirl and a central dot, provides a striking splash of contrasting color against the stark black and bright yellow. This simple signage acts as a cultural artifact, offering a visual appetizer that prepares the intrepid traveler for the hearty, altitude-defying flavors of Northern Argentina. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.

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El polvo y el tiempo han grabado su firma en la superficie negra y texturizada de este menú rústico de pizarra, una vista familiar en los pueblos de gran altitud del noroeste argentino. Letras amarillas vibrantes, pintadas con una mano casual pero experta, enumeran una tentadora variedad de elementos básicos culinarios andinos que definen la identidad gastronómica de la región. La inclusión de "Cabrito" y "Llama" habla directamente a las tradiciones indígenas y pastorales de la Quebrada de Humahuaca, donde estos resistentes animales han sustentado a las comunidades durante siglos. Por encima y por debajo de estas carnes regionales, el truncado "ales" (probablemente tamales) y las universalmente amadas "Pizzas" ilustran la fascinante encrucijada culinaria que se encuentra en centros turísticos remotos como Iruya. "Postres Regionales" promete conclusiones dulces extraídas de ingredientes locales, tal vez incorporando cayote o quinua, arraigando profundamente la experiencia gastronómica en el terruño local. La composición utiliza una inclinación diagonal dinámica, añadiendo una sensación de descubrimiento espontáneo al encuadre, como si el viajero acabara de tropezar con este acogedor restaurante. Una profundidad de campo reducida desenfoca suavemente los bordes del marco de madera, dirigiendo el enfoque del espectador directamente al texto desgastado y a la superficie táctil de la pizarra cubierta de polvo de tiza. La luz del sol natural roza el cartel, resaltando las sutiles imperfecciones, las marcas de agua y el polvo incrustado que le dan a este objeto utilitario su carácter auténtico y vivido. Una vibrante floritura decorativa roja, pintada con un remolino caprichoso y un punto central, proporciona un llamativo toque de color contrastante contra el negro intenso y el amarillo brillante. Esta simple señalización actúa como un artefacto cultural, ofreciendo un aperitivo visual que prepara al viajero intrépido para los sabores abundantes y que desafían la altitud del norte de Argentina. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.

 

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Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23

 

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Students in grades 4-8 at Madison Metropolitan School District visited the Central Library in May 2026 to compete in the Spanish Language Book Bowl or Copa de Libros to answer trivia questions about books they read during the school year.

 

While different grade levels took turns competing for glory on the third floor of the library, the classes that weren't competing headed downstairs to the children's area to enjoy a zine-making activity in the Bubbler Room, explore books and games, and play in the play space with planned activities provided by Madison Public Library youth services librarians and staff. More than 200 students were in attendance!

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Madison Public Library participated in the Madison Symphony Orchestras Disney & Pixar's Coco in Concert Live to Film at the Overture Center which is part of their MSO at the Movies series.

 

The library signed people up for library cards, newsletters, gave out Coco themed coloring sheets and had lots of Day of The Dead related books!

 

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To obtain residency in Costa Rica, applicants need to provide a valid passport, a police clearance certificate, proof of income or financial solvency, and other documents depending on the type of residency. They also need to undergo a medical exam, pay the required fees, and show a commitment to Costa Rica by fulfilling additional requirements, such as learning Spanish or investing in the country.

 

Spanish Language and World Language collection at Sequoya Library November 2025.

Una cata de vinos en nuestra escuela

 

Wine-tasting session in our language school

Resting heavily among coarse, earth-toned rocks, a smooth white stone bears a heartfelt message written in thick, fading black marker. Brightly colored artificial flowers in hues of fiery orange, deep magenta, and vibrant purple lean against the textured stone, creating a striking contrast against the muted, earthy foreground. The inscription reads "GRACIAS DIOS, JESUS VIRGEN TE AMAMOS," capturing a deeply intimate moment of folk devotion. Such improvised roadside shrines are a poignant hallmark of spiritual life in Latin America, serving as tangible expressions of gratitude and faith. Nestled within the pedestrian alpine village of La Cumbrecita, Argentina, this small but significant altar reflects the profound cultural blending of European alpine aesthetics with fervent South American religious traditions. The quiet solitude of the surrounding forest amplifies the contemplative atmosphere of this personal offering. Photographed with a remarkably shallow depth of field, the focal point remains locked tightly on the handwritten gratitude, while the background dissolves into a soft, dreamlike bokeh of verdant greens and vibrant floral tones. The natural, diffused lighting highlights the granular texture of the white rock and the slightly weathered appearance of the marker ink. This deliberate use of macro photography draws the viewer directly into the quiet intimacy of the pilgrim's prayer. The enduring nature of the stone juxtaposed with the synthetic permanence of the artificial flora speaks to a desire for an everlasting connection with the divine. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.

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Descansando pesadamente entre rocas ásperas de tonos terrosos, una piedra blanca y lisa lleva un mensaje sincero escrito con un marcador negro grueso y descolorido. Flores artificiales de colores brillantes en tonos naranja ardiente, magenta profundo y púrpura vibrante se apoyan contra la piedra texturizada, creando un contraste sorprendente con el primer plano apagado y terroso. La inscripción dice "GRACIAS DIOS, JESUS VIRGEN TE AMAMOS", capturando un momento profundamente íntimo de devoción popular. Tales santuarios improvisados al borde del camino son un sello conmovedor de la vida espiritual en América Latina, sirviendo como expresiones tangibles de gratitud y fe. Ubicado dentro del pueblo alpino peatonal de La Cumbrecita, Argentina, este pequeño pero significativo altar refleja la profunda mezcla cultural de la estética alpina europea con las fervientes tradiciones religiosas sudamericanas. La tranquila soledad del bosque circundante amplifica la atmósfera contemplativa de esta ofrenda personal. Fotografiado con una profundidad de campo notablemente reducida, el punto focal permanece firmemente bloqueado en la gratitud escrita a mano, mientras que el fondo se disuelve en un bokeh suave y onírico de verdes verdosos y tonos florales vibrantes. La iluminación natural y difusa resalta la textura granular de la roca blanca y la apariencia ligeramente desgastada de la tinta del marcador. Este uso deliberado de la fotografía macro atrae al espectador directamente hacia la silenciosa intimidad de la oración del peregrino. La naturaleza perdurable de la piedra yuxtapuesta con la permanencia sintética de la flora artificial habla de un deseo de una conexión eterna con lo divino. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.

 

Explore more of our work:

Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com

🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com

📊 Project 23 Master Database

 

Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23

 

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Madison Public Library participated in the Madison Symphony Orchestras Disney & Pixar's Coco in Concert Live to Film at the Overture Center which is part of their MSO at the Movies series.

 

The library signed people up for library cards, newsletters, gave out Coco themed coloring sheets and had lots of Day of The Dead related books!

Jacaranda trees grace the plaza in downtown Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico.

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Students in grades 4-8 at Madison Metropolitan School District visited the Central Library in May 2026 to compete in the Spanish Language Book Bowl or Copa de Libros to answer trivia questions about books they read during the school year.

 

While different grade levels took turns competing for glory on the third floor of the library, the classes that weren't competing headed downstairs to the children's area to enjoy a zine-making activity in the Bubbler Room, explore books and games, and play in the play space with planned activities provided by Madison Public Library youth services librarians and staff. More than 200 students were in attendance!

Madison Public Library participated in the Madison Symphony Orchestras Disney & Pixar's Coco in Concert Live to Film at the Overture Center which is part of their MSO at the Movies series.

 

The library signed people up for library cards, newsletters, gave out Coco themed coloring sheets and had lots of Day of The Dead related books!

Madison Public Library participated in the Madison Symphony Orchestras Disney & Pixar's Coco in Concert Live to Film at the Overture Center which is part of their MSO at the Movies series.

 

The library signed people up for library cards, newsletters, gave out Coco themed coloring sheets and had lots of Day of The Dead related books!

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