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let´s focus on something else: "sharing #Culture"... a fruitful and enriching task beside following #Twitanic & contemplating the inhumane disaster of #Quatar2022 !
It´s easy, just SHARE #CulturalHeritage, #art & #culture from ... /1
❗️introducing #CultureWorldCup - hashtag to exchange #culture tips/ news/ ideas/ stories from the #WorldCup ⚽️ participant countries, particularly during the games ...
(following the successful #KulturWM idea in #Germany)
#CulturalHeritage, #CulturalDiversity, #WorldCulture
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if you experiencing #TwitterDown and slowly but surely have enough of this site here - and are wondering about #Mastodon, just #WatchThis 👇🏽
#freshStart
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The Bauhaus #chess set by Josef Hartwig is a masterpiece of the #Bauhaus movement and an example of Hartwig's clear ideas about what design should achieve. He reduced the chess pieces to elementary geometric shapes and dispensed with ornaments to create pieces that were both functional and aesthetic. The chess set was also a political statement against war, as Hartwig demilitarized the chess pieces and advocated for peace. His commitment to clarity and simplicity in favor of the recipient is evident in the Bauhaus chess set like in few other utilitarian objects. The game is a masterpiece of the Bauhaus philosophy and continues to inspire designers and artists to this day.
Discover the Bauhaus Chess: shop.bauhaus-movement.com/ba…
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Today marks one year since the war in #Ukraine began. 🇺🇦
Let us take a moment to reflect on the importance of #culture for peace and the need for global cooperation in times of conflict.
And sadly, this blog post by @DamienHelly is as relevant as it was a year ago. 🕊️
🇺🇦 What are the implications of the war in #Ukraine for EU #InternationalCulturalRelations? And how could the #EU take short and long-term action towards #Russia?
Read the post by @DamienHelly > culturesolutions.eu/articles…
#OekraineCrisis #ukrainewar #ukrainecrisis #ukraineconflict
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📢 Calling all #artists, #activists, makers, experts, and collectives from the #GlobalSouth for the @rjmkoeln and the @khmkoeln digital fellowships! culture360.asef.org/opportun… DL Mar. 2
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"Hindi chose me...That’s my mother tongue."
Although the success of Indian literature in the West has been primarily defined by English-language works, Geetanjali Shree's award-winning "Tomb of Sand" reveals that the tides are turning:
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why #digitalization of #CulturalHeritage matters 👇🏼
why #digitalization of #CulturalHeritage matters 👇🏼
.../ 3 ... for example the historic town of #Cuenca in #Ecuador, a #WorldHeritage site ... #CultureWorldCup
but you can share any #art, #music ...
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whc.unesco.org/en/list/781/g…
.../4 ... share any cultural tradition, #museums, #dance...
use twitter, instagram and all the other social media - so that this world cup #QuatarWorldCup2022 / #Qatar2022 is flooded with #Culture ...
and have fun ! #CultureWorldCup
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The EU is a #peace project 🕊️
europarl.europa.eu/thinktank…
@EP_ForeignAff @davidmcallister @WaszczykowskiW @Urmaspaet @SergeiStanishev @ZovkoEU #InternationalDayofPeace
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At Tbilisi International Festival of Literature, Georgian readers met local author Iva Pezuashvili, winner of EU Prize for Literature 2022. He spoke about his #EUPL2022 winner book "A Garbage Chute". Photos👇
Watch fb.watch/fwsz0bItLI/
@EUPLPrize @cedgeorgia @europe_creative
impressive ... #photography form 1928 👇🏼
Almost a century ago, National Geographic Society photographer Wilhelm Tobien created this vibrant colour image using the revolutionary autochrome process ~ Woman in a Garden, Baden-Baden (1928) natgeofound.tumblr.com/post/…
