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STRANGER THINGS Season 4 Ending Explained | Volume 1 Review, Breakdown And Theories

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Shireen Abu Aqleh: killing of reporter referred to international criminal court | Israel | The Guardian

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Lawyers announce that Abu Aqleh’s death earlier this month has been added to case submitted in April...

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Opinion | Brazil’s Democracy Pushed Into the Abyss

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There is little pretense that the court will be impartial in Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s trial.

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Evidencia de torturas de civiles de Asabah - Libia por los criminales del CNT-OTAN.flv #Torture #HumanRights

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Young & injured, finished off by Zintan NATO Rats in Libya #HumanRights #HumanRATS #UN #ICC #RACISM #Jibril

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Sebastiano Tomada :: Women Of War | LensCulture #Photography #Photo #Culture #War

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Sebastiano Tomada was born in 1986 in New York City. After growing up in Florence, Italy, he returned to New York to attend Parsons University and the New School, graduating with a double major in media studies and photography in 2010. It was during his time in college that he began to develop a personal style, focusing strongly on documentary and portrait photography. Traveling extensively for publications in both the United States and Europe, Sebastiano’s work focuses on war-torn conflicts in some of the world’s most volatile regions, particularly the Middle East and Asia. His client list include The Sunday Times, Vanity Fair, The New Republic, Zeit, The Atlantic and Businessweek. Sebastiano has received several prestigious honors, including a World Press Photo Award a POY and the The 2013 Humanitarian International Red Cross (ICRC) Visa d’or.

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Un siglo del arte contra la barbarie

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The Most-Searched Artists in the US, According to eBay

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What significance does Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi have to people in the state of Michigan? Why do the netizens of Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, and Wisconsin love Faith Ringgold?

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Phillip Toledano

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Adam Laerkesen sculptor

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Adam Laerkesen sculptor, Dreamweavers, Silence and Noise, Anita Traverso gallery, Sass and Bide, Gippsland Art Gallery, I create sculpture out of instinct, intuition and vision, Sculpture by the sea, Manly Art Gallery, Tin Sheds, Iain Dawson.

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Gao Brothers | Facebook

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Gao Brothers lives in Beijing, China. Join Facebook to connect with Gao Brothers and others you may know.

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Gonçalo Mabunda :: Afronova Gallery :: #Art #Mozambique

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" Cada bala que uso é uma vida salva"

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F-se! Gonçalo Mabunda - A Utopia da Lei. Galeria Bozart [ Reciclando Armas ]

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Gonçalo Mabunda traz-nos um surpreendente trabalho de reciclagem: despojos de guerra, materia-prima de Morte é transformada num positivo sinal de afirmação de vida y reflexão inescapável sobre esta. O Homem que mata, que teima no matar para edificar a sua posição no mundo está presente todos os dias no nosso horizonte ... mas um homem que se furta a tal afirmação irrompe o nosso horizonte com surpresa "Cada bala que uso é uma vida salva". Balas metamorfoseadas em arte, em afirmação de vida , em ajuste assertivo com as narrativas que se assomam, ao mais alto nível, em perspectiva de uma libertação humana pela guerra.  Gonçalo Mabunda vai ter o seu trabalho em exposição na Galeria Bonzart, em Lisboa.  Ide ver.

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David Datuna | Facebook - #Artist #Art

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Bernard Pras - #Art #Recycling

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Bernard Pras...

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AK-47s 'pimped' for London art exhibition aka peace

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An art exhibition in London called aka Peace features dozens of transformed AK-47s.

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Tsuyoshi Ozawa :: Vegetable Weapons #Art #Japan

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L'artiste japonais Tsuyoshi Ozawa a débuté une série de photographie intitulée "Vegetable Weapons" il y a maintenant plus de 10 ans. Depuis 2001, cet artiste parcourt le monde pour prendre en photo de jeunes femmes qui tiennent des « armes » réalisées en fruits et en légumes. Clin d’oeil à la stupidité de la guerre et de la violence.