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Meet James Ensor: His Life, Artistic Legacy and Impact on Ostend's Cultural Landscape

Whoever says Ostend, says James Ensor. This year, the Belgian coastal city of Ostend transforms into “Ensor City” and the great master will be honoured for an entire year. In 2024, it is exactly 75 years since James Ensor passed away in “his” Ostend. But who exactly was he? And why is he so inextricably linked to Ostend? James Sidney Edouard Baron Ensor was a Belgian artist best known for his idiosyncratic paintings, drawings, and etchings, but was also a writer and musician. Considered a pionee

Dugoy Festival: A Kaleidoscope of Culture and Tradition in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro

Nestled in the heart of Occidental Mindoro, the Dugoy Festival stands as a vibrant celebration of tradition, culture, and community spirit. This annual event, held in Sablayan, brings together locals and visitors alike to revel in the rich heritage of the Mangyan tribes and commemorate their ancestral roots. Let's delve deeper into the colorful tapestry of the Dugoy Festival and explore what makes it a truly unforgettable experience. At the core of the Dugoy Festival lies a profound respect for

Trecking in Nepal.

Langtang Valley Trek: The Langtang Valley Trek is a popular trekking route located in the Langtang region of Nepal. It offers stunning mountain scenery, picturesque landscapes, and an opportunity to experience the local culture of the Tamang and Sherpa communities. Here's some information about the Trekking Duration : The typical duration of the Langtang Valley Trek is around 7-10 days, depending on your itinerary and hiking pace. This duration includes the trek from Syabrubesi (starting point)

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Impact of Pop culture on nigerian ancient culture

Changing culture

Cancel Culture

In today's digital era, many media outlets manipulate information to align it with their own agendas and narratives. This doesn't mean changing and manipulating the media completely, but it could mean not saying the whole truth or only showing a part of it. This is done to either make the other party look bad, make their own party look good, promote a product, demote a product, push a narrative or idea, or oppose one. Media manipulation is prevalent in many industries, such as food, health and w

If Work Was a TV Show, These Would Be the Characters

Imagine if the workplace were a TV show—who would be the characters? In this article, we bring to life the different types of colleagues you might encounter in your office, from the go-getter always in the spotlight to the quiet quitter who never draws attention. Each character plays a unique role that adds flavor to the workplace dynamic. Curious to find out who would be cast in this office-themed TV show? Read on to meet the characters!

Genesis sanda kuteb biography

The Kuteb people are the real owners of Takum LGA taraba state

ORIGIN

ORIGIN by Symply Raven. Appreciating African culture through poetry. Authenticity is our root

Strings of Culture and Innovation:

In the dynamic city of Lagos, Nigeria, where the beat of day to day existence beats with the energy of 1,000 dreams, carries on with a young lady named Amara. She is a scaffold between universes, a tech devotee with a significant appreciation for her social legacy. Her life is a demonstration of the conviction that the past and the future are not far off family members but rather cozy colleagues in the dance of progress. Amara's process is one that winds around together the strings of old legend

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Present day India

Radio Courtoisie focuses on right-wing politics, religion and culture

In its editorial policy, Radio Courtoisie focused on three axes: those of (right-wing) politics, religion (mainly traditionalist Catholicism), and culture. While political broadcasts often focused on the issues of the day, the majority of cultural programmes were devoted to history, literature and other aspects of French society, as well as painting, sculpture, cinema and theatre.

AFRICAN FOLKLORES, A Double-Edged Sword : Preserving Culture vs. Perpetuating Lack and Greed Mentali

Arts Industry or  Storytelling Mastery in any society is a very strong developmental tool which if  well deployed will transform such society greatly.. No doubt our first President Dr. Kwame Nkrumah placed so much premium on it because  he knew its value. Hence let's look at it as people and the necessary reform for the good of our society.

Discover Bali’s Rich Culture and Scenic Views with a Private Driver

The island of Bali, the Sacred Island, is among the most renowned travel spots in the globe, drawing a multitude of travelers annually with its spectacular shorelines, verdant rice terraces, colorful heritage, and ancient shrines. For those looking for a hassle-free and tailored vacation experience, hiring a personal driver in Bali can make all the difference your journey. Whether you're a first-time traveler or a frequent visitor, Bali excursion packages combined with a personalized driver serv

Nassau, Bahamas: Where Paradise Meets Culture

Nassau, Bahamas: Where Paradise Meets Culture

C'RIVER MINISTRY OF TOURISM, ART & CULTURE IS CARNIVAL FIESTA READY

By Carolyn Ugbor Building up for 2023 Carnival Calabar Festival, the Ministry of Tourism, Arts And Culture recently showcased series of events such as the reopening of the Marina Resort, and Command Performance. The reopening of Marina Resort as part of the activities, featured the cutting of tape by the Rt. Hon. Elvert Ayambem, Speaker, Cross River State House Of Assembly who represented His Excellency the Governor, Senator Prince Bassey Edet Otu . In attendance were Hon. Emmanuel Ironbar Chief

I am always deeply moved by the beauty and resilience of people with black skin.

In the tapestry of ebony hues, A symphony of grace and resilience, The people of ebony skin, A portrait of strength and brilliance. Their souls adorned with rich history, Stories etched in every line and curve, Through struggles and triumphs, They radiate a beauty that preserves. From the rhythm of their laughter, To the wisdom in their eyes, Their spirit dances with resilience, Underneath vast African skies.

When Playing the Victim Becomes Normal: Understanding the Consequences of a Culture of Weakness

Introduction Have you observed a rising trend whereby people regularly take a victim mentality and blame both personally and collectively for outside events? People's tendency to present themselves as victims in different contexts has become the standard more and more. Knowing this tendency is essential since it affects not just personal welfare but also the more general dynamics of society. The emergence of victim mentality, its psychological consequences, and how it helps control are investiga