(By Mercedes Ezquiaga) With much more space and a new curatorial script aimed at reflecting on what we understand by the Orient, the National Museum of Oriental Art -which operated in the Errázuriz Palace- finally finds its permanent headquarters and is preparing to open its doors to the public on December 8, on the second … Read more
By Nduka Orjinmo BBC News, Ibadan March 21, 2022 image caption, Onlookers gathered, then quickly dispersed when they heard Gbenga Adewoyin in the market Armed with a sharp knife, a megaphone and dressed in all black, Gbenga Adewoyin could have passed as a medieval witch hunter, herb seller or urban preacher as he strolled through … Read more
In this city of São Paulo, where the tropics pass, the day dawned unusually cold: barely 11 degrees, wind and drizzle. But the Anhangabaú Valley, in the heart of the old center of the São Paulo capital and a place wider and longer than the Plaza de Mayo, was filled with citizens with various banners, … Read more
(Clarín Rural) Father Julio César Ramos tells his story linked to spirituality, education and the countryside, and reviews the day to day at the La Trinidad Agrotechnical School, in Ferré, in the north of Buenos Aires “Young people are the future” has been said and is always said. But the truth is that young people … Read more
By Nduka Orjinmo BBC News, Ibadan March 21, 2022 image caption, Onlookers gathered, then quickly dispersed when they heard Gbenga Adewoyin in the market Armed with a sharp knife, a megaphone and dressed in all black, Gbenga Adewoyin could have passed as a medieval witch hunter, herb vendor or urban preacher as he strolled through … Read more
About twenty years ago, I fell in contemplation in front of a stone face of the temple of Angkor. His two eyes were closed on an inner illumination, and his lips beamed with a smile of joy. And now a thought hatched from my depths, and I heard resounding in me: “You are a child … Read more