I am working on a compilation of the Insta/Iphone photos of my adventurous trip to Cuba, but for the moment I will post up this impression of Chinatown in Havana.
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Showing posts with label Caribbean. Show all posts
2/26/13
#Chinatown #Havana
I am working on a compilation of the Insta/Iphone photos of my adventurous trip to Cuba, but for the moment I will post up this impression of Chinatown in Havana.
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2/17/13
Cuban Wedding
In this week of romanticism I'd like to share these beautiful newlyweds that wandered around the streets of Havana
The bride opted for a strapless dress decorated with pearls with long gloves, a gorgeous collier with matching earrings, a smaller tiara around the bun in her hair, and a beautiful bouquet of peach-toned flowers. I also like the tattoo in the shape of the sun on the left side her cleavage.
The groom accessorised with a bottle of water, which was handy for the 25 °C temperature of that day. Actually I like how he adjusted his vest to the bride's dress with the brocade texture.
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1/31/13
Soccer
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5/26/12
Art: Interpretation of a Painful Past
Today the exhibition 'Who More Sci-Fi Than Us, contemporary art from the Cariben’ will be launched: it has a strong postcolonial theme, which, strongly appeals to me because of my academic past.
I won't be attending today because openings tends to be extra busy, and the weather is quite too lovely to be locked up in a museum, but I'll visit soon.
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| Marvin Bartly |
Marcos Lora Read, 'Sub-Mundo CaribeƱo':
Holland has had a painful past of exploitation some people are happy to forget or underscore. Hence, I'm curious of how this exhibiton will represent it's past.
I won't be attending today because openings tends to be extra busy, and the weather is quite too lovely to be locked up in a museum, but I'll visit soon.
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