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Key Wilde's Bear Song

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NEWSBUKA for all the burning topics in Nigerian society and beyond. GeT FREE EmAiL UpDaTeS."   Advertisement: booksss about boyz and girlz.

to end all wars

EN: Let us always pray for one another. Let us pray for the whole world. PT: Rezemos sempre uns pelos outros. Rezemos por todo o mundo. ES: Recemos siempre los unos por los otros. Recemos por todo el mundo. IT: Preghiamo sempre gli uni per gli altri. Preghiamo per tutto il mondo. FR: Prions toujours pour nous : l’un pour l’autre. Prions pour le monde entier. DE: Beten wir immer füreinander. Beten wir für die ganze Welt. #Anniversary

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According to her website Mona Caron is a Swiss-born, San Francisco-based artist, using muralism, illustration and photography in both her art and artivism. Her focus is on community-informed and site-specific murals in public space. She has created large-scale murals in the US, Europe, South America and Asia, has delved into stop-motion animation as part of her "WEEDS" project, and co-creates visuals for street actions and outreach with social and environmental movements. Murals in public space are Mona's primary focus. Her goal is to activate public space by simultaneously creating artwork and interactive street happenings, using the painting’s narratives to spark conversations and critical awareness of the space we share. On this website, Mona's mural work is loosely grouped into the following, sometimes overlapping categories: Narrative murals Mona's first decade in muralism was defined by extremely site-specific, detailed, and community-immersive narrative murals, reflecting the past, present, and future imaginaries of their neighborhoods through a uniquely permeable participatory process, considered part of the artwork. This process has been featured in an Emmy-winning documentary film, "A Brush With the Tenderloin", and has been the underlying praxis for most of Mona's work in her home town of San Francisco. Weeds In recent years, Mona’s stop-motion animation and botanical mural series titled ”WEEDS", a metaphor about resilience and resistance, has been growing in numbers and geographic reach, as well as in the scale of the pieces. https://monacaron.com #switzerland #SanFrancisco #artist #muralist #illustration #photography #artandartivism #communitymurals #publicspaces #createArt #largescalemurals #US #Europe #SouthAmerica #Asia, #visuals #streetArt #painting #sparkconversations #ArtUnites #CreateArt #MakeArtNotWar #PeaceLoveHappiness #UnitedWorld #ArtHeals #ArtTherapy #CrossCulturalIntegration #UniversalLanguage #BeautifulWorld #PaintMakeCreate #Documentary

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Save the date! It's official. The 4th of April meets the 11th Edition of Art for A Cause. Would you like to paint a smile on a child's face? Grand gestures are always welcome but we also know the little things go a very long way. Donate, volunteer and remember to spread the word! Visit sociallyafrica.com to learn more. #Letsdoitagain #AFAC11 #sociallyafrica

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launch all-out peace

NEWSBUKA for all the burning topics in Nigerian politics and society. GeT FREE EmAiL UpDaTeS"

Great Heart Movie Debate: Lion OR The Queen Of Katwe

First, you have to watch both.  You will cry a lot, I warn you. 

LION
 Five year old Saroo gets lost on a train which takes him thousands of miles across India, away from home and family. Saroo must learn to survive alone in Kolkata, before ultimately being adopted by an Australian couple. Twenty five years later, armed with only a handful of memories, his unwavering determination, and a revolutionary technology known as Google Earth, he sets out to find his lost family and finally return to his first home. - Reviews


The Queen Of Katwe 
"Queen of Katwe" is the colorful true story of a young girl selling corn on the streets of rural Uganda whose world rapidly changes when she is introduced to the game of chess, and, as a result of the support she receives from her family and community, is instilled with the confidence and determination she needs to pursue her dream of becoming an international chess champion. - Reviews

NEWSBUKA for all the burning topics in Nigerian politics and society. GeT FREE EmAiL UpDaTeS"