http://www.360degreeshows.com/amansalva
Friday, 27 February 2009
Thursday, 26 February 2009
STEFAN BRUGGEMANN THINKING IN HIS STUDIO-HOME IN MEXICO CITY
Stefan Bruggemann photographed thinking and working at his studio-home in Coyoacan, Mexico City. The house used to be the house of Mexican muralist Jose Clemente Orozco, and was designed by Mr. Orozco himself. Mr Bruggemann is currently preparing an exhibition at Lismore Castle in Cork, Ireland curated by Mrs. Aileen Corkery. He is also thinking about a group exhibition that will happen soon inside his studio-home. A Bruggemann original 'Obliteration Neon' hangs on the left wall. Mr. Bruggemann is wearing a jacket by Comme de Garcons.
Wednesday, 25 February 2009
'VOIDS. A RETROSPECTIVE' AT CENTRE POMPIDOU
Vides (voids) A retrospective
February 25 2009 - March 23 2009
11h00 - 21h00
A quite exceptional event, "Vides" (Voids) is a retrospective of empty exhibitions since that of Yves Klein in 1958. In almost a dozen rooms of the National Museum of Modern Art, it assembles in a totally original manner exhibitions that showed absolutely nothing, leaving empty the space for which they were designed.
The idea of exhibiting emptiness is a recurring notion in the history of art over the past fifty or so years, almost to the point of becoming a cliché in the practice of contemporary art. Since the exhibition by Yves Klein – "The Specialization of Sensibility in the Raw Material State of Stabilized Pictorial Sensibility" in Paris in 1958, totally empty exhibitions have been the statement of different conceptions of vacuums.
While for Yves Klein it was a way to point out the sensitive state, by contrast it represents the peak of conceptual and minimal art for Robert Barry with "Some places to which we can come, and for a while 'be free to think about what we are going to do' (Marcuse)" (1970). It may also result from the desire to fudge the understanding of exhibition spaces, as in the work "The Air-Conditioning Show" from Art & Language (1966-1967), or to empty an institution to modify our experience, as in the work by Stanley Brouwn. It also reflects the will to create the experience of the qualities of an exhibition venue, as with Robert Irwin and his exhibition at the ACE Gallery in 1970, or with Maria Nordman at her exhibition in Krefeld in 1984. Emptiness also represents a form of radicalness, like that created by Laurie Parsons in 1990 at the Lorence-Monk gallery, which announced his renouncement of all artistic practice. For Bethan Huws and his work "Haus Esters Piece" (1993), emptiness means being able to celebrate the museum's architecture, signifying that art is already there on site and there is no need to add works of art. Emptiness assumes almost a sense of economic demand for Maria Eichhorn who, in leaving her exhibition empty at the Kunsthalle Bern in 2001, helped to devote the budget to the building's renovation. With "More Silent than Ever" (2006), Roman Ondák, for his part, had the onlooker believing that there is more than what is just left there to be seen.
Commissaires / organisateurs:
Laurent Le Bon, John Armleder, Mathieu Copeland, Gustav Metzger, Mai-Thu Perret, Clive Phillpot
February 25 2009 - March 23 2009
11h00 - 21h00
A quite exceptional event, "Vides" (Voids) is a retrospective of empty exhibitions since that of Yves Klein in 1958. In almost a dozen rooms of the National Museum of Modern Art, it assembles in a totally original manner exhibitions that showed absolutely nothing, leaving empty the space for which they were designed.
The idea of exhibiting emptiness is a recurring notion in the history of art over the past fifty or so years, almost to the point of becoming a cliché in the practice of contemporary art. Since the exhibition by Yves Klein – "The Specialization of Sensibility in the Raw Material State of Stabilized Pictorial Sensibility" in Paris in 1958, totally empty exhibitions have been the statement of different conceptions of vacuums.
While for Yves Klein it was a way to point out the sensitive state, by contrast it represents the peak of conceptual and minimal art for Robert Barry with "Some places to which we can come, and for a while 'be free to think about what we are going to do' (Marcuse)" (1970). It may also result from the desire to fudge the understanding of exhibition spaces, as in the work "The Air-Conditioning Show" from Art & Language (1966-1967), or to empty an institution to modify our experience, as in the work by Stanley Brouwn. It also reflects the will to create the experience of the qualities of an exhibition venue, as with Robert Irwin and his exhibition at the ACE Gallery in 1970, or with Maria Nordman at her exhibition in Krefeld in 1984. Emptiness also represents a form of radicalness, like that created by Laurie Parsons in 1990 at the Lorence-Monk gallery, which announced his renouncement of all artistic practice. For Bethan Huws and his work "Haus Esters Piece" (1993), emptiness means being able to celebrate the museum's architecture, signifying that art is already there on site and there is no need to add works of art. Emptiness assumes almost a sense of economic demand for Maria Eichhorn who, in leaving her exhibition empty at the Kunsthalle Bern in 2001, helped to devote the budget to the building's renovation. With "More Silent than Ever" (2006), Roman Ondák, for his part, had the onlooker believing that there is more than what is just left there to be seen.
Commissaires / organisateurs:
Laurent Le Bon, John Armleder, Mathieu Copeland, Gustav Metzger, Mai-Thu Perret, Clive Phillpot
Tuesday, 24 February 2009
PETITION AGAINST HOME OFFICE RESTRICTIONS ON NON-EU ARTISTS AND ACADEMICS
From: Emily Pethick
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2009 10:26:40 +0000
Subject: Petition against Home Office restrictions on non-EU artists and academics
Dear friends and colleagues,
I'm writing to draw your attention to a petition that has been formed against the new Home Office restructions to non-EU artists and academics.
In January Russian artist Dmitry Vilensky was twice refused a Visa to enter the UK on account of the fact that he was to earn a small fee for a seminar that was co-organised by The Showroom and Afterall. Since then we have become more aware of the recent changes in restrictions that make it difficult and expensive for arts organsations to bring artists and academics from outside of the EU.
The civil liberties group, The Manifesto Club along with Manick Govinda of Arts Admin, The Showroom, Afterall and other arts groups are working hard to get the message across that these parochial and suspicious regulations need to be reconsidered, and re-affirm the vital contribution made by global artists and scholars to UK cultural and intellectual life.
A campaign website and a petition have been set up:
http://www.manifestoclub.com/visitingartists
The petition can be accessed via the Manifesto Club webpage through the above link.
Following the campaign, there has also been a report on this matter in The Observer:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/feb/22/immigration-arts-gormley
http://www.guardian.co.uk/theobserver/2009/feb/22/9
A public meeting will be held in late spring/early summer to consolidate, discuss and co-ordinate further action on this issue. We are looking for a space to host this meeting, so any offers would be greatly appreciated.
We will hope that you will support this initiative and please continue to spread the word.
Yours sincerely,
Emily Pethick
The Showroom
44 Bonner Road
London E2 9JS
Tel: 020 8983 4115
Fax: 020 8981 4115
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2009 10:26:40 +0000
Subject: Petition against Home Office restrictions on non-EU artists and academics
Dear friends and colleagues,
I'm writing to draw your attention to a petition that has been formed against the new Home Office restructions to non-EU artists and academics.
In January Russian artist Dmitry Vilensky was twice refused a Visa to enter the UK on account of the fact that he was to earn a small fee for a seminar that was co-organised by The Showroom and Afterall. Since then we have become more aware of the recent changes in restrictions that make it difficult and expensive for arts organsations to bring artists and academics from outside of the EU.
The civil liberties group, The Manifesto Club along with Manick Govinda of Arts Admin, The Showroom, Afterall and other arts groups are working hard to get the message across that these parochial and suspicious regulations need to be reconsidered, and re-affirm the vital contribution made by global artists and scholars to UK cultural and intellectual life.
A campaign website and a petition have been set up:
http://www.manifestoclub.com/visitingartists
The petition can be accessed via the Manifesto Club webpage through the above link.
Following the campaign, there has also been a report on this matter in The Observer:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/feb/22/immigration-arts-gormley
http://www.guardian.co.uk/theobserver/2009/feb/22/9
A public meeting will be held in late spring/early summer to consolidate, discuss and co-ordinate further action on this issue. We are looking for a space to host this meeting, so any offers would be greatly appreciated.
We will hope that you will support this initiative and please continue to spread the word.
Yours sincerely,
Emily Pethick
The Showroom
44 Bonner Road
London E2 9JS
Tel: 020 8983 4115
Fax: 020 8981 4115
Monday, 23 February 2009
CHRISTODOULOS PANAYIOTOU 'NEVERLAND' AT RODEO
NEVER LAND
Christodoulos Panayiotou
Preview/ açılıs: 24.02.09 18-21
Exhibition/ sergi: 25.02.09 – 04.04.09
Open/ açık: tue-sat 12-18/ salı-cum 12-18
Rodeo is very pleased to announce the first Istanbul solo exhibition of Limassol born, Berlin based artist Christodoulos Panayiotou.
The exhibition takes its name after the three-channel synchronized slide show Never Land, one of the three works presented at the gallery. Never Land (first shown at the Taipei Biennale 2008) is an abstract scenario on the subject of failure. Composed after research in the archives of the oldest newspaper in the Island of Cyprus “Phileleftheros”, the work proposes a view on the decade of the 90s, the socially and politically charged period during which Cyprus was in the process of becoming a member of the European Union.
Wonder Land (single slide projection), the second work presented in the exhibition, is the outcome of extensive research in the municipal archives of the city of Limassol pointing out the obsession of locals to disguise into Disney characters during the carnival parade (one of the most important social events on the island). The work covers the period from late 70s up to 2007.
To be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause is the audio recording of the performance under the same title, which took place on a boat traversing the Aegean Sea in September 2007. Seven songs from American musicals of the cold war and that use weather metaphors for utopian projections are performed by the singer Kristian Finne Kristensen. The performance is part of a project under the general title Let it shine which was initiated in Istanbul while the artist was a resident at Platfrom-Garanti and which documents the way in which ordinary meteorological reports constitute the subversive language of politics and political ideology.
“Originally trained in dance and performing arts in Lyon and London Panayiotou's works are performance-based and collectively span every level of what one could describe as a spectrum of the performative in art – from creating a space for an activity such as dancing, directing actors and events, to the recording and tracing of both the artist's and society's 'performances'. Formed in a range of media, often incorporating video and sound within installations Panayiotou's aesthetic interventions often reference political stimuli and yet can be read in a multitude of ways. In 2005 Panayiotou won the 4th DESTE Prize from the DESTE Foundation for Contemporary Arts, Athens, Greece. He has recently exhibited in The Museum Of Modern Art Oxford, UK, 2006; The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, 2007; Platform Garanti Contemporary Art Center Istanbul, 2006 (where he has also been a resident artist the same year); Den Frie, Copehagen, 2007, The Busan Biennal (2008), Taipei Biennale (2008).” (N.P)
Panayiotou is currently a resident artist in Kunstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin, where his solo exhibition opens in March 2009. In the coming months will be exhibiting at MOCA Miami and the 2nd Athens Biennial.
Rodeo
Tütün Deposu // Lüleci Hendek Caddesi No 12 Tophane 34425 Istanbul TR
T + 90 212 2935800
www.rodeo-gallery.com
info@rodeo-gallery.com
http://christodoulospanayiotou.blogspot.com/
Monday, 16 February 2009
DIEGO BERRUECOS 'PRI: GENEALOGIA DE UN PARTIDO' AT GAGA IN MEXICO CITY
Diego Berruecos
PRI : Genealogy of a Party
Opening Saturday February 7th from 12:00 to 4pm
Exhibition open until March 28th.
Born in Mexico City, 1979, Diego Berruecos studied his BA at the London College of Printing. His work, consisting mainly of long-term photographic projects, often begins with a simple idea. This idea develops and transforms into an interesting documentation of socio-political research and, thanks to the artist's input, eventually appears to have no connection at all with the original idea itself.
For his second solo show in Mexico City, Berruecos reveals the result of his ongoing research on the PRI, Partido Revolucionario Institucional, the political party that governed Mexico for over 60 years.
Through both the first and the second part of the project (compiled of reading material, archives and images taken by Diego), the artist presents us with an investigation that could be deemed futile, senseless and unnecessary.
What can be said that has not been mentioned before about this political institution?
How can one 'enter' such an incomprehensible subject through the medium of photo?
What is Diego's viewpoint on all these matters?
Such questions arise when one talks about the PRI and its history leaving us to ponder whether (or not) they are answered through the artist's work.
"Although talking about the PRI might seem repetitive, approaching it through photography might help solve the complex puzzle of Mexico's history. Genealogía de un partido, reveals, through archive and unprecedented images, a visualization of myths, common sayings, and stories that reflect historic problems still in existence today and clearly reveal the way in which a political party functions and in many ways, Mexico itself.
What is exhibited here is the result of an ongoing investigation that has the PRI as its core subject. This research provides us with a branching of images from its conception to the present day through an analysis of its policies in language, landscape, collective memory and architecture.
Due to the extensive nature of such a subject, this collection of images focuses more on the obvious ways in which the PRI has obtained acceptance and dominion in society. Therefore the structure of this genealogy will continue to change and grow in personal and fortuitous ways.
The political omnipresence of the PRI is reflected throughout the country and often goes unnoticed just as many of the pictures in this exhibition depict.
Images of the glorification of a party or a politician captured in a monument, a movie star or a football match; images that show the physical prescence of the party and its unceasing dynamics."
Diego Berruecos, January 2009, Mexico City.
http://www.houseofgaga.com
Sunday, 15 February 2009
Saturday, 14 February 2009
Friday, 13 February 2009
MADRID: PABLO'S CHOICES ARCO FAIR
Nicolas Robbio's projections at Vermelho
David Maljkovic at Anette Gelnik invited by Maria Ines Rodriguez
Aleksandra Mir at Joan Prats
Gabriel Sierra at Casas Riegner
Pablo Leon de la Barra with Vicky Fox outside the fair
Thursday, 12 February 2009
MADRID: ANGELO FOUNDATION'S BULLETIN BOARD AT THE BLACK PILLAR
The Black Pillar
Angelo Plessas
Guillermo Espinosa and Tolo Cañellas
Oliver Rollover
Maria Ines Rodriguez and Oliver Rollover
Victoria Fox
Wednesday, 11 February 2009
MADRID: AITOR'S EXHIBITION AT FRESH GALLERY!
Topacio Fresh and Israel welcoming guests to the gallery!
Aitor Sarabia and his work
Israel (Topacio's husband), Esther Planas, Angelo Plessas
Two divas: Esther and Topacio Fresh
Tolo, Guilherme, Esther
balloon sculpture and flowers at the office
http://www.lafreshgallery.com/
Monday, 9 February 2009
ADRIANA LARA AND CAROLINA CAYCEDO IN 'YOUNGER THAN JESUS' AT NEW MUSEUM IN NEW YORK IN APRIL
New Museum Announces 50 Artists for "Younger than Jesus"
The New Museum has announced the names of fifty of the artists for the first edition of its triennial exhibition “The Generational”; the first show, subtitled “Younger than Jesus,” is curated by Lauren Cornell, Massimiliano Gioni, and Laura Hoptman. Beginning April 8, approximaty 145 works by the artists, all of whom are under the age of thirty-three, will fill the New Museum building in New York. Artists in the show are:
AIDS-3D (Daniel Keller [born 1986 in Detroit] and Nik Kosmas [born 1985 in Minneapolis])
Ziad Antar (born 1978 in Saida, Lebanon)
Cory Arcangel (born 1978 in Buffalo, New York)
Tauba Auerbach (born 1981 in San Francisco)
Wojciech Bakowsky (born 1979 in Poznán, Poland)
Dineo Seshee Bopape (born 1981 in Polokwane, South Africa)
Mohamed Bourouissa (born 1978 in Bilda, Algeria)
Kerstin Brätsch (born 1976 in Hamburg)
Cao Fei (born 1978 in Guangzhou)
Carolina Caycedo (born 1978 in London)
Chu Yun (born 1977 in Jiangxi, China)
Keren Cytter (born 1977 in Tel Aviv)
Mariechen Danz (born 1980 in Dublin)
Faye Driscoll (born 1976 in Los Angeles)
Ida Ekblad (born 1980 in Oslo)
Haris Epaminonda (born 1980 in Nicosia, Cyprus)
Patricia Esquivias (born 1979 in Caracas)
Mark Essen (born 1986 in Los Angeles)
Ruth Ewan (born 1980 in Aberdeen, Scotland)
Brendan Fowler (born 1978 in Berkeley, California)
Luke Fowler (Born 1978 in Glasgow)
LaToya Ruby Frazier (Born 1982 in Pittsburgh)
Cyprien Gaillard (born 1980 in Paris)
Ryan Gander (born 1976 in Chester, England)
Liz Glynn (born 1981 in Boston)
Loris Gréaud (born 1979 in Eaubonne, France)
Shilpa Gupta (born 1976 in Mumbai)
Emre Hüner (born 1977 in Istanbul)
Matt Keegan (born 1976 in Manhasset, New York)
Tigran Khachatryan (born 1980 in Yerevan, Armenia)
Kitty Kraus (born 1976 in Heidelberg, Germany)
Adriana Lara (born 1978 in Mexico City)
Elad Lassry (born 1977 in Tel Aviv)
Liu Chuang (born 1978 in Hubei, China)
Guthrie Lonergan (born 1984 in Los Angeles)
Tala Madani (born 1981 in Tehran)
Anna Molska (born 1983 in Prudnik, Poland)
Ciprian Muresan (born 1977 in Cluj, Romania)
Ahmet Ögüt (born 1981 in Aiyarbakir, Turkey)
Adam Pendleton (born 1980 in Richmond, Virginia)
Stephen G. Rhodes (born 1977 in Houston)
James Richards (born 1983 in Cardiff)
Emily Roysdon (born 1977 in Easton, Maryland)
Katerina Sedá (born 1977 in Brno, Czech Republic)
Josh Smith (born 1976 in Okinawa)
Ryan Trecartin (born 1981 in Webster, Texas)
Alexander Ugay (born 1978 in Kyzilorda, Kazakhstan)
Tris Vonna-Michell (born 1982 in Southend-on-Sea, England)
Jakub Julian Ziolkowski (born 1980 in Zamosc, Poland)
Icaro Zorbar (born 1977 in Bogotá)
http://www.newmuseum.org
Sunday, 8 February 2009
PARIS, A VISIT TO KADIST FOUNDATION: PIERRE LEGUILLON FEATURES 'DIANE ARBUS: A PRINTED RETROSPECTIVE, 1960–1971'
Matthieu Laurette's work inserted in between Diane Arbus' work
Pierre Leguillon features
Diane Arbus : A Printed Retrospective, 1960–1971
December 6, 2008 — February 8, 2009
At Kadist Art Foundation Pierre Leguillon presents the first retrospective of the works of Diane Arbus (1923–1971) organized in France since 1980, bringing together all the images commissioned to the New York photographer by the Anglo-American press in the 1960s. The exhibition will present the original pages of the magazines, including ‘Harper’s Bazaar’, ‘Esquire’, ‘Nova’ and ‘The Sunday Times Magazine’. Always conceived specifically by Diane Arbus for the press medium, these photographs are showcased in their original format for the first time.
This private collection consists of more than 150 photographs, demonstrating Diane Arbus’ discreet point of view through a great variety of subjects: reportage, anonymous or celebrity portraits (Norman Mailer, Jorge Luis Borges, Lilian et Dorothy Gish, Mia Farrow, Marcello Mastroianni, Madame Martin Luther King...), children’s fashion, and several « photographic essays », with captions or comments by the photographer herself.
By presenting the original magazines, the exhibition emphasizes the formal choices related to layout, and places the photographs back in the social or political context of that time.
Pierre Leguillon introduces a few texts or images by other photographers in the exhibition (including Walker Evans, Annie Leibovitz, Victor Burgin, Wolfgang Tillmans, la Documentation Céline Duval or Matthieu Laurette), as direct or indirect references to the images presented. The display offers unprecedented connections underlining the actuality of this major 20th century body of work.
www.kadist.org
Saturday, 7 February 2009
PARIS: VISIT TO GAUDEL DE STAMPA GALLERY
gallery's exterior in a snowflake afternoon
Matthieu Laurette at the gallery's office/kitchen
Denis Gaudel at the gallery's office/storage
Denis Gaudel's cool mexican blue boots
Gaudel de Stampa
3, rue de Vaucouleurs
75011 Paris
M° Couronnes / Belleville / Parmentier
Ouvert du mercredi au samedi
de 14h30 à 19h & sur rendez-vous
http://www.gaudeldestampa.com/
Friday, 6 February 2009
Thursday, 5 February 2009
MRS GONZALEZ AND MR DE LA BARRA GIVE A TALK THIS FRIDAY AT JEU DE PAUME IN PARIS
Caracas, 2007
Brasilia, 2005
Le modernisme: répercussions en architecture et dans les modèles urbanistiq
SEMINAIRE> Modèle à construire - Modelo para armar
| Date: | Friday, February 6, 2009 |
| Time: | 7:00pm - 8:30pm |
| Location: | Jeu de Paume |
| Street: | Place de la Concorde |
| City/Town: | Paris, France |
Ce séminaire, proposé par María Inés Rodriguez, commissaire de la programmation Satellite pour l’année 2008-2009, se conçoit comme un espace de réflexion critique autour de la culture contemporaine en Amérique latine, un continent en constante redéfinition. La diversité des intervenants invités, issus de différentes disciplines, contribue à une approche dynamique d’une scène très vaste marquée par des défis économiques, politiques et sociaux.
Invités:
06.02.09 "Le modernisme et ses répercussions en architecture et dans les modèles urbanistiques en AL", avec Julieta González (Venezuela), commissaire d’exposition et critique d’art, et Pablo León de la Barra (Mexique).
Ms González and Mr León de la Barra will examine the legacy (and nostalgia) of/for modernity and its contestation by the informal in recent curatorial and aesthetic practices in the geographical and cultural area called Latin America.
From Avenida Libertador in Caracas, to Edificio Copan in Sao Paulo, to Tlatelolco in Mexico, to Brasilia, with stops in the work of Alexander Apostol, Dominique González Foerster, Terence Gower, Javier Téllez, Alessandro Balteo, Marjetica Potrc, Marepe, Cao Guimaraes, Hélio Oiticica, among other artists.
SEMINAIRE> Modèle à construire - Modelo para armar
at Jeu de Paume, Paris
curated by: María Inés Rodriguez
Invités:12.12.08 Cuauhtémoc Medina avec la participation spécial de Carlos Cruz Diez
23.01.09 Sofía Hernández Chong, Magalí Arriola
06.02.09 Julieta González, Pablo León de la Barra
06.03.09 Lisette Lagnado, Tania Bruguera et autres invités spécials.
http://www.jeudepaume.org
Tuesday, 3 February 2009
LOS SUPER ELEGANTES NEW RECORD 'NOTHING REALLY MATTERS' FINALLY OUT TODAY!!!
buy it from i-tunes or e-music!
tracks included:
Nothing Really Matters 4:21
Dance 3:43
Death Is Everywhere 4:19
Africa 3:53
Un Antro Atras 3:36
Okay 3:37
Chica Gotica 2:57
Sofia 2:56
Pucci 2:40
Fla & Flu 6:16
Fun With Animals 3:34
Africa (Remix Howie B) 4:01
Africa (Remix Jorge Elbrecht of Violens) 2:49
http://www.lossuperelegantes.com/
Monday, 2 February 2009
CAROLINA CAYCEDO'S ALMANAQUE MARC EMERY 2009, OUT NOW!
ALMANAQUE ILUSTRADO MARC EMERY 2009
AÑO INTERNACIONAL DE LA ASTRONOMIA
-PREPARADO EXPRESAMENTE PARA USTED-
El almanaque Marc Emery, en su primer año de publicación, sigue la tradición de los almanaques de farmacia clásicos, brindando información útil y compilando conocimientos generales de botánica, astronomía, astrología y otros temas de gran importancia e interés general para los Puertorriqueños, Caribeños y Latinos.
En los días de cada mes encontrará efemérides del campo de la ciencia, las artes, la música, el diseño, la política y la literatura; Así como predicciones del tiempo y las frutas y verduras en temporada.
Disfrute de artículos por nuestros colaboradores: María Bennedetti, Carmelo Ruiz Marrero, Minga de Cielos, Javier Román, Jan Susler, Marc Emery, y entrevistas al Movimiento Indígena Jíbaro Boricua y a la partera Vannesa Caldari.
También contiene una lista de las fiestas, ferias, Bienales y festivales que ocurren a través del año en Puerto Rico y el mundo, así como un útil listado de organizaciones ambientales que trabajan en Puerto Rico.
Para hacer más amena la lectura el almanaque está ilustrado con láminas, dibujos e imágenes a color por los artistas de prestigio internacional Radamés-Juni-Figueroa, Federico Guzmán, Alonso Gil y Mónica Rodríguez entre otros.
El almanaque Marc Emery es una herramienta útil que no debe faltar en los hogares en donde la conciencia ciudadana, el respeto a la naturaleza, la admiración hacia nuestros ancestros y la dignidad forman parte de los valores impulsados en el diario vivir.
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MARC EMERY ALMANAQUE ILLUSTRATED 2009
INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF ASTRONOMY
-PREPARED SPECIFICALLY FOR YOU -
The almanac Marc Emery, in his first year of publication follows the tradition of the classic almanacs pharmacy, providing useful information and compiling general knowledge of botany, astronomy, astrology and other topics of great importance and interest to the general Puerto Rican, Caribbean and Latinos.
In the days of every month you ephemerides of science, art, music, design, politics and literature, as well as weather forecasts and fruit and vegetables in season.
Enjoy articles by our partners: Mary Bennedetti, Carmelo Ruiz Marrero, Minga Skies, Javier Román, Jan Susler, Marc Emery, and interviews Movimiento Indigena Jibaro Boricua andalusia and midwife Caldaria Vannesa.
It also contains a list of festivals, fairs, biennials and festivals that occur throughout the year in Puerto Rico and the world as well as a useful list of environmental organizations working in Puerto Rico.
For more fun reading the almanac is illustrated with slides, drawings and color pictures by artists of international prestige Radamés-Juni-Figueroa, Federico Guzmán, Alonso Gil Rodriguez and Monica among others.
The almanac Marc Emery is a useful tool that should not be missed in households where the public, respect for nature, the admiration for our ancestors and dignity are the values promoted in everyday life.
Purchase your calendar today Marc Emery, is not left without a copy, because the editing is limited.
*****
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Only 12 dollars + shipping (cost depends of location)
to order contact
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INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF ASTRONOMY
-PREPARED SPECIFICALLY FOR YOU -
The almanac Marc Emery, in his first year of publication follows the tradition of the classic almanacs pharmacy, providing useful information and compiling general knowledge of botany, astronomy, astrology and other topics of great importance and interest to the general Puerto Rican, Caribbean and Latinos.
In the days of every month you ephemerides of science, art, music, design, politics and literature, as well as weather forecasts and fruit and vegetables in season.
Enjoy articles by our partners: Mary Bennedetti, Carmelo Ruiz Marrero, Minga Skies, Javier Román, Jan Susler, Marc Emery, and interviews Movimiento Indigena Jibaro Boricua andalusia and midwife Caldaria Vannesa.
It also contains a list of festivals, fairs, biennials and festivals that occur throughout the year in Puerto Rico and the world as well as a useful list of environmental organizations working in Puerto Rico.
For more fun reading the almanac is illustrated with slides, drawings and color pictures by artists of international prestige Radamés-Juni-Figueroa, Federico Guzmán, Alonso Gil Rodriguez and Monica among others.
The almanac Marc Emery is a useful tool that should not be missed in households where the public, respect for nature, the admiration for our ancestors and dignity are the values promoted in everyday life.
Purchase your calendar today Marc Emery, is not left without a copy, because the editing is limited.
*****
limited edition
Only 12 dollars + shipping (cost depends of location)
to order contact
c_caycedo@hotmail.com
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