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A Niagara of ‘what if’s

October 8, 2010 hudmoura

No hint of a plotline sullies Amazon Falls. Twenty years ago Jana starred as a curvy, big-boobed warrior princess on…

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Naughty and sensual Snow White

October 4, 2010 hudmoura

The fog from a smoke machine rolls across the stage as the black veiled queen dies giving birth to Snow…

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Next Stop Splitsville

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Hilary is a nice middle aged lesbian with multiple personalities. She has a hard time making friends because the “alters”…

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A Search for Home: exploring family history

September 19, 2010 hudmoura

          The film A search for home, an experimental documentary directed by Gillian Greenfeld, tells the story of…

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New economic and social policies for an interactive age

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Oliver Russler’s Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies is a thematic interactive art installation that challenges the audience to look their own…

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Sebastião Salgado

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The photographs of Sebastião Salgado, are some of the rawest accounts of the disparity of human civilization. Compositionally and graphically,…

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Conjure One: global network of music

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At first listen, Conjure One’s self-titled album (2002) is just a standard electro-pop record. Delve deeper, however, to find that each…

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Globally understood: Food as a basic need. A look at Pierre Leichner’s Food Wars

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Pierre Leichner’s exhibit Food Wars is currently running at the Maple Ridge Art Gallery, and consists of sculptures as well as…

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Fusion music: the disappearance of local music

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Musicians in Exile (1992), directed by Jacques Holender, follows the lives of several musicians who had fled their country. This film…

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Alighiero Boetti: Political Map of the World (1971-1989)

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Alighiero Boetti, born in Italy in 1940, was part of the Arte Povera movement that began in 1967.  This movement…

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Dancing with Matt Harding at the Internet as a way to find happiness and global reliability

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In 2006, Matt Harding embarked on a 6 month trip through 39 countries to dance in front of famous landmarks.…

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Fast Food Change: Supersize Me

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Writer and director Morgan Spurlock documented the effects of a nation’s love of fast food, and what the consequences to…

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Dan Perjovschi: What happened to us? What is happening to the world we live in?

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Dan Perjovschi is an anti-communist and visual artist, mixing drawings, cartoons and graffiti in artistic pieces drawn directly on the…

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Transmission of the Invisible: transmission of an almost-lost tradition to the modern global world

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What happens to the culture of a country that is subjected to civil war, genocide, poverty, corruption and foreign industrial…

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Global Traffickers of Music

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Up, Bustle and Out is a group from Bristol, England that travel around the world to different locations in order…

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Liu Bolin: Almost Invisible

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The photographs have been entitled “Almost Invisible” as well as “The Invisible Man in China” in various Internet sites, but…

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When Bollywood meets Hollywood

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The film Slumdog Millionaire is possibly the most successful collaboration between Bollywood and Hollywood filmmakers in terms of the publicity…

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Expanding global linkage in photography

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Tim Barber is an American born, Canadian educated, photographer living and working in New York City. In 2005 he created…

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Bottari: what comes next?

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Sooja Kim‘s Cities on the Move – 2727 kilometers Bottari Truck (1997) is an eleven-day performance piece where the artist…

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The Nollywood Boom

June 6, 2010 hudmoura

Nollywood represents the third largest grossing film industry, after Hollywood and Bollywood. Based out of Nigeria, Nollywood relies on the…

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Judy Radul’s Courtroom Drama

April 15, 2010 hudmoura

Judy Radul’s, World Rehearsal Court, exhibited for the first time last year at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery…

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