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As a renowned street artist, Sonny ‘Sundancer’ Behan has dedicated much of his career to raising awareness about endangered animals through his striking murals. His collaborations with various organisations, such as the United Nations, UNICEF and WWF, to depict endangered animals in public art have not only showcased his artistic talent but also served as…
To mark the publication of new contributions to our Cambridge Elements in Global Urban History series, we will feature interviews with authors and share short excerpts from their work. Here, GUHP Blog associate editor Maytal Mark interviews Mariana Dantas and Emma Hart, the authors of Early Modern Atlantic Cities. Mariana Dantas is Associate Professor of…
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Ah, the sweet cherry blossoms are bursting forth!You have to look closely in this photo, but the branch closest to the camera suffered in the great fire of 2017 that took out my mulberry tree and beekeeping shed. This cherry tree was growing next to the shed and, post-fire, had black limbs. I trimmed those…
Päivälleen 10 vuotta sitten uteliaat kutsuvieraat – päättäjistä kaupunkisuunnittelijoihin ja tutkijoihin – supisivat innostuneena hotelli Arthurin tunnelmallisessa ravintolakabinetissa. Välillä kuultiin puheenvuoroja, joissa tasapainoiltiin Helsingin tulevaisuuden tarpeiden ja nykyisen tekemisen välillä. Sana ”urbaani” oli monen huulilla. Seitsemänhenkinen kaupunkiaktivistiryhmämme Urban Helsinki oli juuri julkaissut Pro Helsinki 2.0 -suunnitelman (linkit koko suunnitelmaan ja zoomattavaan vuoden 2014 karttaan). Eli…
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Waking up every morning and being greeted with a bright Crayola Blue (#1F75FE) sky with no overcast clouds is such an amazing feeling. I wish every day was like this in Gippsland (we are lucky enough to have this on three consecutive days per week!). What reminds you of the color blue? Aside from the…
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Dear people affected by the crisis,dear people in solidarity,hello to all, who are concerned about the political and social trendsand developments in face of the Covid-19 pandemia, Not long ago, Coview: social and political covid-19 Watchgroup wasfounded, an initiative to respond to the political and social impact ofCOVID-19 and the accompanying measures – digitally and…
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Garden School Classes in July Good Bugs: A Walking Tour of Beneficial Insects in the Garden Saturday, July 10th, 11 am – noon1016 NW 32nd St.$10 per workshop, $15 per couple/pair. Or volunteer on a Saturday morning, and get in free! Insects provide many beneficial services in our landscape, including pollination, soil building, and pest control….
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California was pursuing a new transit oriented development bill, SB50. It morphed into a general housing bill, before being killed by a powerful Senator. His arguments, shared by other LA residents, was that they didn’t want local control taken away. On the surface, that sounds reasonable, who doesn’t like more direct democratic processes? But local…
“Barcelona, City of Comics is a must-read for anyone in comics studies and in urban cultural studies—and for any reader curious about comics, Spain, cities, and architecture. Fascinating, elegantly structured, and compellingly written, Fraser deftly weaves together urban history, politics, and close attention to aesthetics, offering readers snapshots of dynamic artists who exploded the myth of…
It was a nice enough day. There were pockets of sun. The pathways were dry and it was warm enough to work without gloves. I was enticed into the garden with plenty of good excuses. The elderberry needed pruning. So did the Rose of Sharon. And the Rosa glauca. And the black elder. And the…
