WW5: Ah, Motherland!

A Wonder Women project at _gaia
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    February 16th, 2010willageneral, ww5, ww5-christine
    from current issue of ReadyMade magazine

    from current issue of ReadyMade magazine

    Christine, I thought this might help you think about your collage. It made me think of you right away and then I saw that they suggest you use wine crates!

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    February 13th, 2010christudoFinal Critique, general, ww5, ww5-christine

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    February 13th, 2010christudogeneral, ww5, ww5-christine

    RoseFADISTA

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    February 13th, 2010christudoFinal Critique, general, ww5, ww5-christine

    Tony Quim – MalaguenaFADO

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    Ah motherland

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    February 10th, 2010christudogeneral, ww5, ww5-christine, ww5-roxana
    for Roxana

    for Roxana - was walking by these images and instantly thought of you. hope you like them. I know scale is something you are thinking about, maybe looking at this will help you decide :)

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    February 6th, 2010christudogeneral, ww5, ww5-christine

    To all wonder women and guests, I would like to extend to you this invitation:

    “A Tribute to José Afonso”

    Glória de Mello
    Ryan Elliot Green
    José Luis Iglésias
    Leonel Lorador
    João S Martins
    Jorge Quaresma
    Fátima Santos

    February 23, 2009
    8:30 PM
    Sport Club Português
    51-55 Prospect St. Newark, NJ

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    February 6th, 2010christudogeneral, ww5, ww5-christine

    “The border” is a familiar territory to every continent, country, state, town and village. The border exists to segregate and to protect. The question is, how did the immigrant make her way to the border, who or what inspired the move towards complete change?

    Reminiscing with one another about our own personal journey allows us to connect to each other. Music could be the incidental that ties us all together. Artists created and sang songs to speak to the public, these songs bridged continents to villages by way of record and then radio. Maybe it was the song that inspired the immigrant to cross the border.

    Fado songs recreate an experience for each listener. The experience is unexplainable, it just causes a reaction, it evokes emotion. The Saturdays I spend listening to the coffee shop regulars go about their routine, having conversations that are about nothing, but are genuine, allows me to appreciate how rich they are in social activity. My new friends have come to expect my Saturday visits, they ask me about my project and how it’s coming along. Even the ones that don’t know me yet, know why I am there. By just merely being present, I have changed their routine and have been the cause of conversation. I believe that just caring enough to ask how someone feels, is enough to connect us to one another. In short, through communication we collectively transcend all borders.

    I have included a video of one of Fado’s most famous artists : Amalia Rodrigues , the song is titled : Strange way of life.

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    February 6th, 2010christudogeneral, ww5, ww5-christine

    1. Can you walk me through your day? (Not what you physically do, rather what you see. Your perception of your day)

    2. How often do you travel and what determines the final destination?

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    February 3rd, 2010christudogeneral, ww5, ww5-christine, ww5-giana

    hey Giana.

    saw these candies and thought the packaging was fun.
    I will bring them on Sunday as a treat :)

    candy carnaval

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