Global Voices · Citizen media stories about Arts & Culture from July 2010

Arts & Culture · July, 2010
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Stories about Arts & Culture from July, 2010

31 July 2010

Iran: Mohammad Nouri,famous singer, died

Written by Fred Petrossian · Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa

Nicaragua: 2.0 Meeting of Blogs and New Media in Managua

Written by Rodrigo Peñalba · Latin America

On August 12 and 13 the event 2.0 Meeting of Blogs and New Media (2.0 Encuentro de Blogs & Nuevos Medios) will take place in Managua, with the participation of...

Philippines: Santa Rosa City Photos

Written by Karlo Mongaya · Quick Reads · East Asia

30 July 2010

A public consultation on the Brazilian Copyright Act has received over 1,200 contributions. The proposed changes have fuelled intense debate in the blogosphere and twittosphera.

Japan: Art on an island

Written by Tomomi Sasaki · Quick Reads · East Asia

Bangladesh: Weddings Here And There

Written by Rezwan · Quick Reads · North America

29 July 2010

Hungary: Poet Endre Ady

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

Poland: Coats of Arms

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

Ukraine: Photos From Kherson, Berdychiv, etc.

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

Ukraine: Simferopol Graffiti

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

Serbia: “Punishing ‘Bad Culture'”

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

The Balkans: Regional Lottery vs Nationalism

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

Puerto Rico: Honouring “Maboití”

Written by Janine Mendes-Franco · Quick Reads · Latin America

Malaysia: The Kuala Lumpur Zine Fest 2010

Written by Mong Palatino · Quick Reads · East Asia

Vietnam: Pale skin and beauty

Written by Mong Palatino · Quick Reads · East Asia

Brazil: African Artist Refused Entry

Written by Manuela Tenreiro · Quick Reads · Latin America

Russia: Online Cartoon Character – Mr. Freeman – Deconstructs Reality, Mocks Netizens

Written by Gregory Asmolov · Eastern & Central Europe

Gregory Asmolov writes about Mr. Freeman, a sarcastic, gloomy and enigmatic online cartoon character, who has made millions of young Russians think about the way they live their lives.