The Bolivarian Stencil
Freedom of Speech
Of all the Chavez-related street art out there, these and only these are the officially sanctioned stencils that bring Chavez' tracksuit to life.
RIP, Chávez
Freedom of Speech
“Remember, little girl, I’m like the thorn tree that flowers on the plain. I waft my scent to passers-by and prick he who shakes me."
Melodramas in Tibet
Freedom of Speech, Frontiers
“The Untold Story of Tibet” is a new soap opera from CCTV. SPOILER ALERT – the Tibetan hero becomes a Chinese patriot.
Yes We Ad
Money, Freedom of Speech, Photo Studio
American presidents didn't used to advertise. It all started with Rosser Reeves, the same adman who coined: "Melts in your mouth, not in your hand".
THE OTHER NEWSPAPER
Freedom of Speech
From broken-down trains holding nuclear weapons to portraits of picketing miners. The word "Other” was added to this newspaper’s name for a reason.
LATIN AMERICAN DREAMS
Cease Fear, Freedom of Speech, Wealth
Across South America, Martin Weber asked "Can you write a wish or a dream that you have?" Here are the answers he received.
