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http://www.youtube.com/watch A documentary about the relation between music and architecture in the Islamic culture.
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link.medium.com/moY8DbGzbV A very deep, true, witty, factful article. It speaks volumes about the land of opportunities and what really runs deep in it’s veins, specifically when it comes to color. A must read by all. Kudos @AhmedKabil
Appreciation
“I appreciate your work and efforts!” This is not a cliche. It is a fundamental human need. It’s necessary in all relationships personal and professional. Being valued and appreciated fosters a positive sence of self-worth. When good work is recognized and appreciated motivation and inspiration to work more increases and accordingly production rasises too. This… Read More ›
Troubled heart
To leave or stay, this is the question!!! This morning I woke up with an urge to paint and the first thing I did was go to my studio. I knew I wanted red in my painting. So I applied red, pink, then blue, then started blending and making marks. All of a sudden I… Read More ›
Cities & Suburbs: Density & Boundaries
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Our passports don’t define us: Taiye Selasi live at TEDGlobal 2014
Originally posted on TED Blog:
Taiye Selasi speaking at TEDGlobal 2014. Photo: James Duncan Davidson/TED “How can I come from a nation? How can a human being come from a concept?” With these questions the majestic Taiye Selasi, author of Ghana Must Go, closes talks for Day 1 of TEDGlobal 2014. Having just come back…
How to create a killer timelapse, with Joe Capra
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http://vimeo.com/73053894 . In this time-lapse of Rio de Janeiro, shown during session 1 of TEDGlobal 2014, waves lap the shore of Copacabana Beach with a beautiful rhythm, and clothes on a line flap in the breeze in a favela. Meanwhile, steam dances off a waterfall, and ships pirouette through the city’s harbor. Below, we…
bombs do not kill ideas
bombs do not kill ideas.
Longreads’ Best of WordPress, Vol. 3
Originally posted on The WordPress.com Blog:
We’re back with another edition of Longreads’ Best of WordPress: below are 10 outstanding stories from across WordPress, published over the past month. You can find Vol. 1 and 2 here — and you can follow Longreads on WordPress.com for all of our daily reading recommendations. Publishers, writers,…
