Just all but finished Chapter 17 of #Cooperative_enterprise_and_Market_Economy by @luisrazeto My introductory note is a little long, but I get excited. This time I got to refer to #quilombos, #SebastiãoSalgado, #post-development theory, and #AnwarShaikh.
One more round of revision and it's on to Chapter 18, on Cooperativism, Crisis and Transformation of the Market.
Another sad day for Brazil. I can’t bring myself to read or watch more details.
Instead, I decided to bring some art into my home. My roots, my people.
• Morro da Favela, by Tarsila do Amaral
• Zo’é Women, by Sebastião Salgado
Learn more:
Bringing a little Brazilian art into my home.
Details here https://pixelfed.social/p/everton137/889168155678896713
#Brazil #home #art #TarsilaDoAmaral #SebastiaoSalgado
Another sad day for Brazil. I can’t bring myself to read or watch more details.
Instead, I decided to bring some art into my home. My roots, my people.
• Morro da Favela, by Tarsila do Amaral
• Zo’é Women, by Sebastião Salgado
Learn more:
Bringing a little Brazilian art into my home.
Details here https://pixelfed.social/p/everton137/889168155678896713
#Brazil #home #art #TarsilaDoAmaral #SebastiaoSalgado
Today, the world lost Sebastião Salgado — a giant in the world of photography and one of the most profound visual storytellers of our time.
His work showed us the dignity of labor, the harsh beauty of migration, and the fragile splendor of our planet. As a street photographer myself, I’ve often looked to his images not only for inspiration but as a reminder of why we press the shutter: to witness, to care, and to remember.
Obrigado, mestre Salgado. Your light will never fade.
#SebastiaoSalgado #StreetPhotography #InMemoriam #Photography
