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Momentous Eventus: Not-so-august August Edition
“August, the summer’s last messenger of misery, is a hollow actor.”
Henry Rollins.
July 30, 2021
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“August, the summer’s last messenger of misery, is a hollow actor.”
Henry Rollins.
Da Sousa exhibits over 200 of his sketches and more to the public for the first time.
Henri Prestes photographs the interior of Portugal — or, if you will, paints it with his camera — like no one we have ever seen before. And it all started as a training exercise.
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Tired of seeing and hearing about what’s happening in the America of the U.S. variety while living in constant anxiety about the new normal and the seemingly inevitable next lockdown? We got you covered.
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Local artist Tamara Alves has left a beautiful mark on the streets of Lisbon with her easily recognizable murals of melancholy half-naked he-/she-wolves and he-/she-foxes in various stages of violence
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