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The loss of Semana Santa’s religious background
The loss of Semana Santa’s religious background
Many traditional events from all over the world exist due to religious backgrounds. Nowadays, while religion is losing its power,…
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A slice of Paris in Istanbul
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The lively sound of fado
When you imagine an evening of fado music in Lisbon, do you picture yourself in a room with subdued light,…
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Graffiti keeps him alive
Steve Locatelli is a famous Belgian graffiti artist. His biggest dream was to make a job out of his passion….
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City of young culture
If you like live music, theatre and festivals on the streets, Göteborg is your city. Known as the “the affable…
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Daniel Meakin: Profile of an Artist in Barcelona
Daniel Meakin is originally from Manchester but has called Barcelona home for the last decade. The sunny climate, unique architecture…
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HafenCity: a wave of opportunity for the creative?
It’s going to be the showpiece of Hamburg: HafenCity. A city development project that’s to expend the city centre by…
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Revival of East End
Creative industries add a youthful, vibrant, cutting edge to London’s more regal historical image. Because when it comes to London,…
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Jeannette Petri – Woman with an attitude
For more than six years, Jeannette Petri, also known as Jee-Nice, has been publishing Anattitude, the one and only international…
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The Praga Peace Treaty
How artists are fighting violence with artThe Praga neighborhood in Warsaw is known for two reasons: poverty and alternative art. The surge in artists in the…
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