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Ahoy from New Zealand, sailors!
Back in the days, I had the wonderful chance to travel to New Zealand for three weeks. I went to a few places, for instance, Christchurch, Rotorua, or Queenstown. While I was in Auckland, I dedicated time to visit the very nice national Maritime Museum. Are you ready to go out into the open sea?
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2021
Come to me I greet you! With high hope and trust I meet you With love for your number And with concern for what may (not) come
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Во Новата година по нови доживувања: Подготвени за патувања?
Времето поминато дома ја зголеми страста за допир со надворешниот свет, запознавањето со различни места и култури, но пред се, со потребата повторно да се чувствуваме слободни и живи. Додека броиме ситно до заминувањето на годината што влијаеше исклучително силно во сите сфери на нашите животи, и светот на патувањата засекогаш ќе остане променет од…
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Јулијана Нотари: „Уметноста не е одвоена од општеството, таа го рефлектира општеството”
Бразилската уметничка продолжува да шокира со својата работа – овој пат со вулва од 33 метри во рид. Уште еднаш, Дива изнесува стари рани на дебата, но во многу поголем обем.
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Juliana Notari: “Art is not isolated from society, art reflects society”
The Brazilian artist continues to shock with her work – this time with a 33-meters vulva in a hill. Once more, Diva brings old wounds to debate but on a much larger scale.
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Manifesto for Youth by Youth to Shape European Territorial Cooperation: turn your ideas into reality!
Are you interested in shaping how EU values are implemented on the ground? Are you keen to bring the European project closer to its fellow citizens?
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Aerial: The Weightless Discipline
Dancing without touching the floor, flying without having wings, dropping without falling. Whatever you call it, that one word is all that matters. Without…is all that matters. Imagine a place without the presence of the burdens we carry, without the weight of the decisions we make, or the actions we take. Don’t you already feel…
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Victoria and Abdul – a tale of colonial past and decolonial future
Can you imagine Queen Victoria, the head of the British Empire at its heyday and of the Church of England, having classes with a dark-skinned Indian Muslim jail clerk? Can you imagine him becoming a friend and adviser, honored with titles and wealth? Can you imagine him teaching her about the Quran and her writing…









