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in a culina in a niche in the center of a room in a laraium 35.
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Well im not to sure who took the pic but i think it was taken to captrue the queser/waterfall wut ever it is, and its purpose was to show the ppl wut some might think is a beautiful sighting.
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The artist collective, Los Carpinteros (The Carpenters) of Havana, Cuba, adopted their name to renounce the idea of individual authorship of art in favor of <u>an old guild tradition of artisans and skilled laborers.</u>
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Los Carpinteros, or The Carpenters in English, were a Cuban art collective formed by Marco Antonio Castillo Valdes, Dagoberto Rodriguez Sanchez and Alexandre Arrechea. The latter left the collective in 2003.
Castillo Valdes and Rodriguez Sanchez worked together from Madrid, Spain and Havana, Cuba until 2018.
The name of the collective comes from the use of wood in their art from the beginning of the 90s.
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One of the greatest acting teachers of all time, Constantin Stanislavski’s work signaled a shift in 20th-century acting and inspired a whole new generation of techniques and teachers. In addition to changing the face of acting worldwide, Stanislavsky's Moscow Art Theater was at the forefront of the naturalistic theater movement in the Soviet Union and in Europe. His approach incorporates spiritual realism, emotional memory, dramatic and self-analysis, and disciplined practice. Lord Laurence Olivier and Sir John Gielgud were both famous original practitioners of Stanislavsky's system.
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