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  • Yesterday was the end of a project called itinerarios.org that involves dance, street and Internet in north Mexico. During a week we’ve been proposing a series of actions on the city and coordinating civil and artistic organizations to create ways of appropriation of the public space. Each action has its correspondent part on the site that can be displayed as animation, videos or pictures. Besides the wonderful collaboration of the group of dancers, the project involved many other artists like Sara Ovalle, Hugo Estrada and Christophe Aslanian. Have a look and tell us what do you think about it!

    Feb 06
    via: itinerarios.org
    Feb 05
    via: darksilenceinsuburbia
    PHYLLIS GALEMBO

    A very well known project that was very well received on Internet and social networks yet, we haven’t had the chance to post it here. Thanks to organized-sports, you can have a look too!

    More here and here

    (via snaaaaaaaail)

    Feb 02
    via: galembo.com

    Those handmade shoes by José Machado, a Portuguese initiative, took my breath away. What a great selection, colors, design! So much creativity and love for the materials deserve to be shared with everybody. Here’s a small video in which the artisan shows how he plies a hemp yarn. Don’t forget to visit his Etsy shop!

    Feb 02

    Amazing the submission by young photographer Miles Dixon and I’m sure you will agree with me that his portfolio is a great parade of lovely characters that usually live under our glance. Thanks Miles to bring them back to us with all their colors and wrinkles and resistance!

    Jan 31

    the-next-emperor:

     botsoftheworld:

    Promotional pictures of 杨门女将之军令如山 (Legendary Amazons), a film about the three female generations of the 楊 (Yáng) family.

    This is so amazing.

    (via sloaneohno)

    Jan 29
    via: baike.baidu.com

    photojojo:

    Nick DeWolf was an avid photographer who’s passed away, but —not to sound cliche— will live on through his photos.

    His son-in-law is posting Nick’s scanned photos one by one on Flickr. The collection is at 50,000 so far!

    A Life Relived Through Flickr

    via Gizmodo

    Jan 24
    via: photojojo