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jonfarreporter · 2 years ago

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Award-winning Mime Troupe Spotlights San Francisco’s Homelessness Crisis

Founded over six decades ago, the Tony-Awarded San Francisco Mime Troupe has always been at the forefront of the pulse of the City and the issues of the day. SFMT opens its 64th season on July 1 with a new musical called: “Breakdown - Sometimes it’s not all just happening in your mind.”

Directed by Michael Gene Sullivan, Breakdown features a five-person cast, with original music & lyrics by Daniel Savio.

The musical reflects what is currently happening in San Francisco as homelessness continues amid a stressed-out economy from the COVID-19 pandemic and rising inflation. The story/plot of this musical is how can we help those struggling with actual mental illness? And who is driving the country insane?

The main character, portrayed by Kina Kantor is a homeless woman named Yume. She lives on the San Francisco streets of an increasingly intolerant urban landscape. Yet that doesn’t mean all her issues can be solved by a passionate social worker, named Saidia, portrayed by Alicia M.P. Nelson.

In the City “by The Bay” San Francisco seems to have more bureaucracy and paperwork than compassion. Help is always just around the Kafkaesque labyrinthine corner!

But that doesn’t mean San Francisco is the hellhole of progressivism as an up-and-coming Fox News commentator, named Marcia Stone, portrayed by Jamella Cross, seeks to present San Francisco that way to the rest of the country.

As playwright/director Sullivan and music composer/lyricist Savio strive to illustrate…whether it’s an individual, a bureaucracy, or a national sanity, everything is headed for a…”Breakdown!”

While SFMT’s initial inspiration was and is rooted in mime, as Sullivan explained.

“We use the term ‘mime’ in its classical and original definition,” he said.

"The exaggeration of daily life in story and song." “It is a form of popular theater that is as old as the marketplace itself,” he said.

Similar to SFMT is Theatre in Paris, in France. Upon hearing the news about the upcoming 64th season and SFMT’s new musical, Carl de Poncins, one of the founders of Theatre in Paris agreed with Sullivan, saying…

“Yes…The history of mime relied on elaborate movement and gesture but also incorporating speech and some song.” Pointing to mime’s universality as an art form, de Poncins noted…

“variations of the practice also found their way into ancient aboriginal, Indian, and Japanese theatrical heritages, all of which feature performances that blend music and dance with a narrative told through a stylized gesture and facial expression.”

“The Japanese Noh tradition of masked theatre, in particular, is another example, said de Poncins, and Noh would go onto influence many contemporary French theorists of mime.”

Co-founders of Theatre in Paris, Christopher Plotard and Romaine Beytout, like de Poncins are very pleased and excited for SFMT as they present an entirely new production. Bringing live theatre directly to the people in public places such as parks is what they are all about. They applaud the work SFMT is doing.

Following much of the basic commedia dell'Arte format, SFMT revels in the ability for art to enhance and improve people’s lives. Adding further, Sullivan said. “From the ancient Greek and Roman farces to the Renaissance/Shakespearean era to modern Chinese Opera, we are using archetypes comically to illustrate people's issues.”

“This is a time honored worldwide tradition,” said Sullivan just as de Poncins mentioned. “Our broadly drawn characters are instantly recognizable allowing the audience to immediately engage in the action,” he said.

BREAKDOWN - A New Musical, opens July 1 at Cedar Rose Park in Berkeley and continues with a showing at Dolores Park in the Mission District on July 4. Shows will continue throughout the Bay Area in SF, Marin (Mill Valley), Ukiah (Mendocino), Cotati (Sonoma), East Bay, Palo Alto, Santa Cruz, San Jose, and Davis, until September 4.

All performances are free of charge unless otherwise listed. Some performances will require an RSVP.

Written by Michael Gene Sullivan with Marie Cartier, BREAKDOWN - A New Musical has been made possible by contributions from The Don Stevens Laugh and Love Fund; California Arts Council, Grants for the Arts; and Individual Donors. For a complete schedule and more information, visit sfmt.org or call 415-285-1717. (Photos by David Allen Studio, Courtesy of SFMT).

#SF Mime Troupe #san francisco #Breakdown - A New Musical #Michael Gene Sullivan #Daniel Savio

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bjaodn · 2 years ago

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Biofluorescence in Ceratophrys cranwelli - 41598 2020 59528 Fig2-bottom (cropped)

Description: White light images of Typhlonectes natans and Ceratophrys cranwelli above images of these species biofluorescing, along with biofluorescence images of Amphiuma tridactylum and Cynops orientalis. Biofluorescence was imaged by exposing individuals to blue light (440–460 nm) and viewing them through a yellow long pass filter (500 nm).

Date: 27 February 2020

Author: Lamb, J.Y., Davis, M.P.

#wikipedia #wikimedia #wikimedia commons #bjaodn #biofluorescence in ceratophrys cranwelli #Ceratophrys cranwelli #cranwell's horned frog #frog #biofluorescence #glowing #2020 #lamb j.y.#davis m.p.

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[ID: several black and white illustrations titled: Ruthless Rhymes for Martial Militants.

1. A picture of a woman with a long skirt and a feather in her hat, smiling as she tosses a brick and hits the head of a passing man in a wagon so hard his hat flies off. Caption: Modern girls are sure and quick / With the stone or hefty brick / Sure of hand and quick of eye / When an M.P. motors by.

2. The middle of an english road. A dark figure is in the middle distance. All we can see is they’re wearing a blouse and skirt, and holding a smoking gun. In the foregound, a police cap and baton lie on the street. Caption: “This picture’s quite empty,” you probably say, “Except for one figure some distance away. / But right in the foreground, a moment ago / Were seventeen constables all in a row.

3. A thin young woman in a bonnet holds a burning torch and smiles eagerly up at her mother, a hefty severe looking woman holding an axe. Caption: “Mother, may I go out to burn?” / “Yes my darling daughter. / “Wield the torch,” said the parent stern. / “And I’ll cut off the water!”

4. A woman with bug eyes, in mid skip, holds a smoking bomb in her hands. People barely in frame run away, hats falling behind them. Caption: Mary had a little bomb, / It’s fuse was trimmed and lighted, / And everywhere that Mary went / The people fled, afrighted.

5. A woman with several skirts, swings an axe wildly. A pair of feet of a downed man are barely in frame. The shadow of a man running away behind her. Caption: Clara thinks it ladylike / Merely with the fist to strike. / “Only axes,” she maintains, “Penetrates their wooden brains.”

6. Three women in coats stand on top of a brick structure next to the ocean, a burning ship in the distance. Caption: “There!” said Anne in triumphant tones, / “I’ve just sent a Dreadnought to Davy Jones. / The crew were saved, so it’s less sublime. / But cheer up girls! Better luck next time.” /]

Ruthless Rhymes for Martial Militants. These conservative cartoons from ~1913 depicting angry suffragettes as brutal anarchafeminists were somehow actually supposed to make the subjects look bad, instead of amazingly badass.

#they're all so good #the only one menacing is mary with her bomb #mary doesn't have an agenda she just loves bombs #image described #history

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letscreateafricaorg · 6 years ago

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New post in LET'S CREATE AFRICA (L.C.A.): [5/30, 10:52] Nelson Komba: Job Details – I&M Bank Kenya http://bit.ly/2YYoY5H [5/30, 10:53] Nelson Komba: CAREERS – M.P. Shah Hospital http://bit.ly/2wuyt0t [5/30, 10:55] Nelson Komba: Information Technology (IT) Attachment - Davis & Shirtliff Group http://bit.ly/2YXu7ek [5/30, 10:58] Nelson Komba: Hi guys, looking for about 5 interns to urgently join our tax team. The requirements are as follows; 1. Bachelor's degree in a finance, economics, accounting, law or in a business related field. 2. Professional qualification in CPA or ACCA, atleast upto part two. 3. Graduated with a second class upper division and above. Send cv to [email protected] [5/30, 11:02] Nelson Komba: Audit Assistant. Butali Sugar Mills limited is an ultra-modern sugar factory within the heart of Kakamega County in the Western part of Kenya. BSML seeks to recruit suitable a professional for the following open position: Audit Assistants Reporting to the Internal Auditor Responsibilities Carrying out physical stock count on a sample and surprise basis across the factory and, data validation review and analysis for accuracy and completeness. Prepare and document audit paperwork in accordance with standards and requirements. Implementing best practices in audit & respective areas of work Implementing product quality, customer & Service Excellence and Change initiatives to achieve desired business plans and culture Any other responsibility assigned by the Internal Auditor Monitor seed cane supply against debit notes issued to BSML contracted farmers Requirements A degree in Bsc Agribusiness Management or equivalent from a recognized University. A qualified accountant (CPA Finalist / ACCA) or Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) At least three (2) years’ experience in a similar position, preferably in a Agricultural/Manufacturing or Audit firm. Good analytical, interpersonal and problem solving skills. Experience in using Computer Assisted Audit Techniques (CAATs). How to Apply Interested and suitable candidates should forward their applications with copies of academic qualifications,testimonials and professional certificates along with a detailed curriculum vitae to reach the undersigned not later than 15th June 2019 to: Human Resources Manager Butali Sugar Mills Limited P.O Box 1400-50205 Webuye Email: [email protected] [5/30, 11:05] Nelson Komba: Transport supervisor Butali Sugar Mills limited is an ultra-modern sugar factory within the heart of Kakamega County in the Western part of Kenya. BSML seeks to recruit suitable a professional for the following open position: Transport Supervisor Reporting to Transport Manager Responsibilities Overall in charge of Transport Operation and Fleet Management Oversee the entire transport staff Responsible for Performance monitoring for operations and administrative adherence of ensuring that the transport staff complies with traffic regulations and safety protocol. Conducting safety inspections and promoting the importance of quality control and safety compliance among individual staff members. Prepares reports for evaluation of fleet maintenance effectiveness and efficiency Organize effective transportation of cane from fields to the Weighbridge Report on all defects of the fleet to both Management and workshop incharge Control effective fuel management consumption mileage wise Report all transport trends Coordinate and Monitor sugarcane Field Haulage Tractors operations Requirements A Diploma in Logistics / Agricultural Engineering or transport management or equivalent Valid Motor Bicycle riding license At least three (3) years experience in running transport fleet Ability to organize, dispatch and identify tractor fleet issues . Experience in a sugar http://bit.ly/2wuabDE

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howextraordinary · 6 years ago

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Clark, L.C. 2000. Larry Clark. [Online]. [01 May 2019]. Available from: www.larryclark.com

Theartstoryorg. 2006. Nan Goldin American Photographer. [Online]. [16 May 2019]. Available from: https://www.theartstory.org/artist-goldin-nan.htm

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Mcginley, R.M (2008). The Kids Were Alright. New York: Taschen.

Richardson, T.R (1996). Terryworld. New York: Tashcen.

Liebovitz, A.L (2015). Early Work (1969-1981). USA: Taschen.

Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas. 1999. BBC. 10 04 , 22:00

Parr, M.P. 2019.Exhibition. 10 January 2019.

Shainman, J.S. 2006. Jackshainmancom. [Online]. [23 May 2019]. Available from: https://www.jackshainman.com/artists/adi-nes/

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fumpkins · 6 years ago

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DNA-ROM: New grant aims for memory chips based on DNA

IMAGE: Researchers at UC Davis, University of Washington and Emory University hope to use self-assembling DNA molecules to build a ‘DNA-ROM’ that can store digital information and that would be read… view more

Credit: (Josh Hihath, UC Davis; Yonggang Ke, Emory University)

Josh Hihath is trying to fuse biology and electrical engineering and to build new types of electronic memory based on DNA. Hihath, professor in the UC Davis Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is principal investigator of a grant just funded by the Semiconductor Synthetic Biology for Information Processing and Storage Technologies (SemiSynBio) program. SemiSynBio is a partnership between the National Science Foundation, the Semiconductor Research Corporation and the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.

Advances in memory technology have helped make more advanced and compact devices possible. But electronic memory consumes quite a lot of power, can be difficult to read and write and has a limited lifespan.

But billions of years ago, nature came up with a system for system for storing information: DNA. The average human stores 40 exabytes – 40 million Terabytes – of information in their DNA every day and DNA can potentially remain stable for thousands of years

The goal of the new project, which includes co-principal investigators M.P. Anantram at the University of Washington and Yonggang Ke at Emory University as well as Hihath’s lab at UC Davis, is to create a DNA-based read-only memory (ROM) that can be programmed, read electronically and interface with electronic devices. The researchers will develop ways to grow tiny strands or “nanowires” of DNA between electrodes.

Information stored in DNA

For biological purposes, DNA stores information as a series of chemical bases, adenosine, cytosine, guanine and thiamine, represented the letters ACGT. This code is “read” by enzymes to make proteins.

Hihath’s proposed DNA-ROM will instead store information based on the electrical properties of the DNA molecules. Different DNA molecules have different electrical conductance and these electrical properties – rather than the DNA letter code itself – could represent ones and zeroes in digital information.

The electrical properties of DNA can be influenced by the base sequence, length of the molecule, and the number of strands in a junction.

Total grant funding is for $1.5 million over three years, divided between the three campuses. The grant is among $12 million in grants from the SemiSynBio program announced July 17.

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Disclaimer: We can make mistakes too. Have a nice day.

New post published on: https://www.livescience.tech/2018/07/17/dna-rom-new-grant-aims-for-memory-chips-based-on-dna/

#ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING/ELECTRONICS #molecular biology #NANOTECHNOLOGY/MICROMACHINES #TECHNOLOGY/ENGINEERING/COMPUTER SCIENCE

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wrotetheaboveoftoday · 4 years ago

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1833 Sun. 24 March

6 3/4 11 40/.. U + + L U L finish morning - at least, fair - ground white with snow perhaps an inch deep - Fahrenheit 46º at 6 3/4 just as I had lighted my fire and 35º at 7 3/4 outside my window - read from page 26 to 48 Jesse's gleanings - breakfast at 8 3/4 - talking to Marian till came upstairs at 9 3/4 - read from page 48 to 107 Jesse's gleanings - from 11 55/.. to 12 wrote 3 pp. [pages] and ends and under the seal to Miss M[a]cL- [MacLean] quickly easily and agreeably written - dated 'Saturday evening 23 March 1833' lose no time in assuring not only do not begrudge postage but am most grateful for the letter enclosed (from her Russian friend which I had not read till this morning - useful) - conclude I have leave to keep it - will write immediately to Lady Stuart to inquire of Lord Goderich if the letters from Saint Petersburg and Moscow have been sent to him - should be sorry to lose them; 'for, should circumstances postpone my northern tour to next year, which is yet uncertain still this friends letters would not be out of date; and, I see plainly, would probably be among the most useful I should have - thank you very much for this service you have done me'

Then ask if I can be of use in inquiring about the Retreat - may depend upon my discretion - to keep up your spirits and hopes - a foreign friend of mine attacked at xmas [Chirstmas] same way 'already so much recovered as to give promise of certain, tho' slow recovery' - alluded to Mme. Galvani - express my sorrow at this so great affliction to them all, and my hope of Mrs. Maclean's having already got well over her confinement - interested about Miss M[a]cL-'s [MacLean's] (always begin my dear Breadalbane and conclude 'believe me always very truly yours A. Lister') nieces - 'hope to see them all fine amiable accomplished girls' - thanks for the willow plants - mention having written the other day to her agent to acknowledge the receipt of them and to herself but glad now that I had thought my pp. [pages] not worth her time or postage 'you dont know the pleasure I shall have in looking at these willows, nor how much I feel obliged to you' -

Mention hoping to be in London in May for a day - must go to Paris in the 1st instance - and expect being at Langton in 2 or 3 weeks but letters directed here will find me here or will not lose much time in being forwarded - mention V-'s [Vere's] confinement being expected the middle of June, as Mrs. C- [Cameron], mère, I told Miss M[a]cL- [MacLean] merely June - cannot make out the name of the young Russian but his letter useful - was studying in Edinburgh - talks of meeting his brother in Germany -

Says May best month for Saint P- [Petersburg] the heat troublesome in summer - bad hotels but the London hotel and Demont house the best - Well Kept English boarding houses in the street Galernoy where should English but he never wants to meet his countrymen in traveling - has enough of them at home and should I in such a case - Steam boats twice a week from Lubeck to Copenhagen in 24 hours and once a week to Saint Petersburg in 80 - 90 hours Best booksellers for foreign books at Saint P- [Petersburg] are Messrs. Saint Florent and company where a Saint P- [Petersburg] guide can be had - much praises the Empress's girls'-schools - mineralogical collection at the École des mines one of the best in Europe - to see Cathedral of Cæsar and monastary of Nevsky - Particularly to see Moscow - Saint Basil's church - good Moscow guide in French to had at Saint P- [Petersburg] or at Moscow -

Inns better than at Saint P- [Petersburg] Hotel du Nord opposite to the military governor - road between the 2 capitals 1 of the best in Europe and all but about 40 miles beautifully macadamized - Inns on the road evenly 40 miles (about 10 of these called palaces because the imperial family stop at them) - posthouses all the way - no delay for at every stage not less than 500 houses - postage cheap - whole distance 700 versts or 400 miles (105 versts to a degree) for 210 roubles or £8.15 (1 rouble = 10d.) 'and an additional guinea to the postboys for the whole way will make them quite happy - must take their carriage -

Carriages easily to be hired at Saint P- [Petersburg] for a trifling sum - comfortable stage coach every day between the 2 capitals - 4 insides and 2 outsides - inside place £5 travel day and night - see Novgorod - 1/2 way and from Saint P- [Petersburg] canal that joins the Caspian to the Baltic - 90 miles from Moscow see Iver [Tver] on Volga -

Downstairs at 11 55/.. my aunt and I read the service as usual and I read sermon 35 and last of the volume of Mr. K- [Knight] our late vicars sermons - just looked into the Life of Sir Humphry Davy by Jno. [John] Ayrton Paris M.D. 4to. [quarto] London 1831 brought it upstairs with me at 1 35/.. and reading the 2 last but one concluding chapters and skimming other parts - (writings on Salmonia and Consolations in Travel and elements of chemistry etc.) till 3 35/.. - then wrote all but the 1st 3 lines of today till 4 20/.. - from 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 wrote a full 1/2 sheet and 1 page and ends of envelop to 'The Honorable Lady Stuart, Whitehall' under to 'Captain Stuart M.P. Grenadier Guards, Whitehall, London' - tho' had a pretty good account of her from Lady S- de R- [Stuart de Rothesay] yet it seems long since I heard from her (Lady S- [Stuart]) and, now winter come, anxious to hear how she bears it -

'surely I shall see you before the end of May - tho' I told Lady Stuart de Rothesay, I should write to you in a day or 2, I think I should have waited a post or 2 longer, in the hope of fixing the day for going to my friends at Langton, had I not just had a letter from Miss Maclean fearing there was some mistake about letters from Saint Petersburg which her friend had probably sent under cover to Lord Goderich, and which, my Lord knowing nothing about them, might perhaps be lost - may I ask you to be so good as inquire if any such letters had arrived, and if they have, to apologize for their being so directed (which I really knew nothing about) and to say, that I should be very much obliged by their being forwarded to me here -

Miss Maclean tells me, Vere had not written to her for a long time, but that Mrs. Cameron had written to announce the event expected in June - Poor dear Vere! I wish she was safe in London - you will be very anxious about her; and so shall I too - Her friends in Mull seem now to doubt whether they shall see her this summer or not - I have no letter from her since that of the 20th of January - I am glad, on all accounts, she is coming home - my own plans are still rather uncertain - now that Italy must be given up for the present (the heat would be too great in summer) I am still doubting between my northern tour, and a ramble in Auvergne - I want very much to see this part of France, and, when I wrote on Tuesday to Lady Stuart de R- [Rothesay], I told her, it was my favorite scheme just now - yet I have fits and starts about Copenhagen, and Saint Petersburg, and scarcely know how it will end -

Should you be writing to Lady Harriet de Hagemann, will you be so good as give my love, and tell her, I have long been thinking of writing not at all ungrateful for her doubly kind offer of potatos and compagnon de voyage and de vie too) but that I am waiting to make up my mind - I really should like to tell you my adventures in Russia; but I have still 1 or 2 potherations that may make it advisable for me to remain within reach some time longer - and this feeling is a disagreeable restraint - so Lady Gordon is coming to her house in London, and meaning to spend next winter at Rome - Has she been all this while in Herefordshire? I fear you have no good political news - the compact, however, paid to the duke of Wellington by the town of Hull, is gratifying - the poor duchesse de Berri! what a shocking dénouement! I do hope to have a good account of you - and believe me always, dear Lady Stuart, very Truly and affectionately yours A Lister - my Kind regards to Captain Stuart, who, I hope, does his parliamentary duties with as much pleasure as can be expected, under present circumstances' -

The above is all the letter but the 1st page of the 1/2 sheet - wrote it all out till 6 - sealed and gave out for the post tonight and dinner at 6 1/2 at which hour gave for the post my letter to Lady S- [Stuart] vide last page and my letter to 'Miss Maclean of Coll, Coll house, Aros, N.B. North Britain' - after dinner till 9 read from page 106 to 196 gleanings in natural history with local recollections by Edward Jesse, Esquire

surveyor of his majesty's parks and palaces to which are advised maxims and hints for an

angler. --- not a tree, a plant, a leaf, a blossom, but contains a folio volume. We may read, and read, and read again, but still find something new, something to please, and something to instruct, E'en even in the noisome weed.

a new edition London John Murray Albermarle Street 1832. London printed by William Clowes Standord Street 1 volume 12mo. duodecimo pp. pages 313 from page 309 to the end, on tree planting - worth turning to for his method of moving languish trees in Bushy Park -

from 9 to 9 1/2 reading Sir Richard Phillips's million of facts (mineral kingdom) - went into the other room at 9 35/.. and came upstairs at 10 40/.. having read or skimmed over the courier all as usual but the debates - Lord Graves's estate (came into his possession in 1800), near Exeter (Bishop's court) sold to Alderman Garratt of London for £75,000 - rental about £1400 a year - tolerably fine day till between 2 and 3 and then afterwards a few showers of small driving snow or sleet - Fahrenheit 48º now at 11 40/.. p.m. -

#anne lister #anne lister code breaker #1833 #shibden march 1833

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lastgoodbyefmp · 6 years ago

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Bibliography

Clark, L.C. 2000. Larry Clark. [Online]. [01 May 2019]. Available from: www.larryclark.com

Theartstoryorg. 2006. Nan Goldin American Photographer. [Online]. [16 May 2019]. Available from: https://www.theartstory.org/artist-goldin-nan.htm

Harry, C.O.N.W.A.Y. 2012. Harryfconwaycom. [Online]. [14 April 2019]. Available from: https://harryfconway.com/

Kieron, C.U.M.M.I.N.G.S. 2010. Thelondonvagabond. [Online]. [23 April 2019]. Available from: https://www.thelondonvagabond.co.uk

Alex, P.R.A.G.E.R. 2016. AlexPrager. [Online]. [11 March 2019]. Available from: http://www.alexprager.com/

Mcginley, R.M (2008). The Kids Were Alright. New York: Taschen.

Richardson, T.R (1996). Terryworld. New York: Tashcen.

Liebovitz, A.L (2015). Early Work (1969-1981). USA: Taschen.

Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas. 1999. BBC. 10 04 , 22:00

Parr, M.P. 2019.Exhibition. 10 January 2019.

Shainman, J.S. 2006. Jackshainmancom. [Online]. [23 May 2019]. Available from: https://www.jackshainman.com/artists/adi-nes/

Magnum. 2000. Https://wwwmagnumphotoscom/. [Online]. [23 May 2019]. Available from: https://www.magnumphotos.com/

Davies, D.D. 2012. TRIP MAGAZINE. [Online]. [23 April 2019]. Available from: http://tripmag.co.uk/

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letscreateafricaorg · 6 years ago

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