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A adolescência é a fase de grandes descobertas, tanto do corpo quanto da mente, e é também a fase em que fazemos mais planos, e onde anseios e pensamentos borbulham o tempo todo na nossa cabeça.
Para exteriorizar seus pensamentos e ideias, o talentoso Zev from Natick, de apenas 14 anos,...
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It was 1200 years ago that the Egyptian city Heracleion disappeared, swallowed by the Mediterranean Sea.
Rediscovered by Franck Goddio and the European Institute of maritime archaeology, during the past 13 years they have been discovering incredibly well preserved relics
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London-based photographer Roman Sakovich gives us a glimpse of the drastic visual differences that substance abuse can cause in his series titled Half. By splitting his subjects’ style choices and physical appearances straight down the middle of their portraits, the photographer presents a before and after composite image that shows us two timelines—one of the addict (on the right) and one of the non-user who still has the choice to change his or her fate.
While you might think that a great deal of Photoshop was used to produce each image, Sakovich says that most of the effects were created in-camera. The transformations were accomplished with skilled costuming and makeup design rather than post splicing and merging. The result is an eye-opening look at the damaging effects of drug abuse, especially meth addiction which is known to have a considerable amount of impact on one’s physical appearance. While the photographer admits it is a stereotypical and perhaps superficial look at substance abuse, it is, nonetheless, effective.
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Recently installed in New York’s Nolita neighborhood the Free Little Library is a temporary outdoor shelving unit that functions as a free library. The clever design protects the books from the weather while allowing people to duck under a cover to see what’s available. The library was designed by Venezuelan design firm Stereotank as part of a collaboration with the Architectural League of New York and the Pen World Voices Festival who have selected 10 designers to build miniature free libraries in downtown Manhattan through September. Can’t wait to see the rest. (via designboom)
From times to times, we come back with the debate about the possible existence of alien life.
But Paul Hellyer, previous minister of Defense of Canada insisted in this theme - since 2008 he states about his securities. Now we have a 25 minutes that clearly chow us his thoughts.
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He left us in 2011, but his legacy continues alive. finding the Next Steve Jobs it's a competition that searches new creative talents and it's also a tribute to the founder of Apple. During 3 months, 10 young entrepreneurs will be able to show what they can do and see their projects released.
The aim it's not to search somebody that it's already known, but an unknown young talent. For that the project it's using crowdfunding, and to participate it's necessary to donate a amount and to produce a 3 minutes video.
"Finding the next Steve Jobs" will select 10 genius aspiring and take them to Miami, the set that will be the background for the training during 3 months.
Who stays until the final in this kind of reality show will see their project financed with 1 million of dollars.
Rude Hand Gestures of the World by Romana Lefevre is a photographic guide to the many ways of using hand gestures to offend people in different parts of the world. The book’s photography is by Daniel Castro, and published by Chronicle Books of San Francisco.
A hand gesture is arguably the most effective form of expression, whether you’re defaming a friend’s mother or telling a perfect stranger to get lost. Learn how to go beyond just flipping the bird with this illustrated guide to rude hand gestures all around the world, from asking for sex in the Middle East to calling someone crazy in Italy. Detailed photographs of hand models and subtle tips for proper usage make Rude Hand Gestures of the World the perfect companion for globe-trotters looking to offend.
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The Cage Dogs of Hong Kong, by Brian Cassey
Hong Kong – home to some 7 million people - is acknowledged as one of the world’s richest cities, with exorbitant luxury property and more Louis Vuitton shops than Paris. But tens of thousands of people in one of the most densely-populated urban districts in the world live in 6ft by 2ft wire cages – sometimes up to thirty in a small room. The cage dwellers are made up of the so-called “working poor,” who cannot afford Hong Kong’s sky-high rents, the elderly who can no longer work and the mentally ill who slip through the welfare cracks. Hong Kong Chinese people actually refer to these unfortunates as “Cage Dogs”.
Unscrupulous landlords charge them around US$200 a month for each cage, which are packed 20 to a room, and up to three levels high. The lower cages are more expensive because you can almost stand inside them, but the conditions are no less squalid. Occupants must share toilets and washing facilities, which are rudimentary. Many of the apartments have no kitchens, forcing their impoverished residents to spend there meagre incomes on takeaway food. The alternative is life on the street.
SoCo – Society for Community Organization – and an individual, Hong Kong social welfare charities social worker Sze Lai Shan, have spent the past 14 years fighting to re-house the cage dwellers. Despite Lai Shan and SoCo’s determined advocacy, the future of the “Cage Dogs” remains bleak, as cheaper labor floods into the former British territory from Mainland China. Hong Kong’s legislature
These pictures were captured by British photographer Brian Cassey. See more at the photographer’s website.
The most compelling themes in the documentary are disclosure, truth, privacy and secrecy, which set up a show down of juxtaposed ideologies between the U.S. government and the whistle blowers they seek to prosecute in the film. The WikiLeaks perspective advocates greater transparency and encourages individuals to “post content anonymously and untraceably.” Most notably, Army soldier Bradley Manning is featured in order to humanize the struggle of individuals who have been marginalized and punished for disclosing classified information to the public.
Government officials argue that “nation states, need to be secret in order to be safe.” This creates an intriguing stand off in the battle for who gets to control information. With a running time of 130 minutes the documentary was first shown at the Sundance Film Festival on January 21, 2013. Check for more release information on IMDB.
Documentary focusing on Wikileaks
Academy Award winning director Alex Gibney has composed a riveting, fascinating expose on the controversial website WikiLeaks. The name of the movie is titled “We Steal Secrets, the Story of WikiLeaks” and is set to be released May 24. It has already generated buzz among fans and political foes alike, sparking conversations about the controversial founder Julian Assange and the organization itself. The documentary focuses on the rise and near fall of Assange since the launch of Wikileaks in 2006.
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Meanwhile we face the traffic to move ourselves, everyday children from several points in the world risk their lives to arrive to school.
On the edge of danger and long distances to be walked , this images show us the will and how important is education and worth life risking to these kids and teachers.
Everyday this youngsters go throughout a rusty way close to tricky edges passing all the time by cliffs that aren't larger than half a meter.
In straight lines on the road that it's long and can take up to 2 hours.
The photos above take place in Indonesia where the bridges were colapsed due the heavy storms and floods that have been happening all around the country.
Some kids cross rivers on inter tubes, avoiding their books to get wet
There are high passes on cliffs in China and zip lining 400 meters above the ground in Colombia.
But with some help from local governments and NGO’s (non-governmental organizations), there may soon be easier ways to get to school.
Photographer Lalage Snow, who is currently based in Kabul, Afghanistan, embarked on an 8-month-long project titled We Are The Not Dead featuring portraits of British soldiers before, during, and after their deployment in Afghanistan. Similar to Claire Felicie’s series of monochromatic triptychs, Snow captures the innocent expressions of these men transformed into gaunt, sullen faces in less than a year.
The three-panel juxtaposition allows the viewer to observe the physical changes a stationed soldier in a war zone goes through. Time is sped up for these men under the beating sun, amidst combat. Regardless of age, the boys that went in came back as men with experiences beyond their years. As weathered and worn as their skin or sunken in faces may appear, it’s their dilated eyes that are the most telling.
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You’ve probably seen photographs of the Concurs de Castells, the human tower competition held in the region of Catalonia, Spain, but photographer David Oliete got a pretty unique perspective in 2012, shooting the entire event at what appears to be a nearly aerial position. As the throngs of castellers—hundreds of men, women and even children—push forward in a claustrophobic mass to build their best human towers, biological shapes reminiscent of insects or even animal cells begin to form.
Felling hungry?
For sure that’s not the case of the artist Hong Yi .
For almost every day last month Malaysian artist/architect Hong Yi (who often goes by the nickname Red) created a fun illustration made with common (and occasionally not so common) food. Her parameters were simple: the image had to be comprised entirely of food and the only backdrop could be a white plate. With that in mind Yi set out to create landscapes, animals, homages to pop culture, and even a multi-frame telling of the three little pigs. The project, which still appears to be ongoing, has been documented heavily around the web, but if you haven’t seen it all head over to her Facebook and read an interview on designboom. Photos will also be appearing on her Instagram at @redhongyi.
Dutch Queen Beatrix abdicates in favour of son
Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands has handed the throne to her son Prince Willem-Alexander.
The 75-year-old monarch signed the instrument of abdication in Amsterdam after 33 years on the throne.
Willem-Alexander has now become the country’s first king since 1890.
Huge crowds of orange-clad partygoers are in Amsterdam to pay tribute to the popular queen, who has maintained a recent Dutch tradition in handing over to a new generation.
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India's isolated village of Malana
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Keith Haring is more than well known in the underground world of the 80’s. Popular and politic, Keith Haring is still a reference in the street art world.
For the occasion of an exhibition about him in the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris with the Centquatre, Arte Creative and Dailymotion realized a web-documentary named Keith Haring, The Message, under the direction of Maripol, Keith’s close friend.
This documentary, in six episodes, show us the political and artistic fight of the artist.
An Unfair World
The first episode takes place in New York, during the 70’s. Abuse of police power, segregation, drugs, fear of a nuclear war and a community of artist which propose a new vision of art : the art for all.
