Vol 044. One Namibia Nation / The following 28 pages are in this category, out of 28 total.

Beliefs Determine Behaviour
WHEN youths watch porn, meaningless pictures and videos and look at questionable magazines, the mind-set will begin to believe what they invest their time in.

Sirefwe Ernest

Poster Vol 043. Watching Behaviour – has been sent to print.

Waiting for possible photographs of a Sister Namibia workshop in Rundu last weekend.  

















Vol 042B. seems to be either collected down or taken down very fast. 
Very interesting research discovery.

"I love typography, I think I was born with text in my pocket," an excited Niina says.
The Namibian Sun, 12.06.2013

“Kyk weer, as jy niks gesien het nie, is jy ooit wakker?
The Republikein, 13.06.2013

"But actually, I really just want to P R O VO  CA T             E and create discussion in the society, 


a society 

cannot

stay 

silent

non

active

for too

long, 

or maybe it can,

I do not personally wish to participate in the conversation of the subject matter, we are individually responsible for ourselves, mostly, I just want to direct the way" said Ms Turtola in an interview today with herself by herself about her exhibition. 

Freud, You were right. 

A4-size posters are traveling today to Rundu woth Sister Namibia. Looking forward to see some photographs of posters posting in Rundu! Exciting!

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is. Why?
reason
For, I posters
Love saw two Matters in Art streets
because  on the of Windhoek today, which were NOT put up by myself.
posters when
wonderful
invited another different
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since
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posters to occasions/events the past
show exist during were three
week. It is. Warms the.
Life when
is there are le tt er s on the streets manifesting about issues-no-easily-approachable
by the society. and Art to these issues.

Yes, that is it!

Niina Turtola's Love Matters in Art mobile posters were invited to join the Day of the African Child by the Embassy of Finland.

The Day of the African Child was celebrated on Saturday at the after-school centre in Katutura. The event was held under the theme ‘eliminating harmful social and cultural practices affecting children: Our collective responsibility’.


Thank you!

Toptop: Namibian kids whose names I did not ask and Niina Turtola (the TypoWriter). 

Top: Mr Kari Saloranta and Niina Turtola and Chargé d'Affaires Anne Saloranta. 
Above: A4-posters covering a wall and passers-by.

Vol 050. LoveloveloveUnderstandingunderstandingunderstanding

Love Matters in Art posters were posted on the wall of the after-school centre in Katutura for the day of the Africa Child. 

Posters belong to where people are!

Vol 042. Do not socialize with a white person. 

Vol 042b. Do not socialize with a white person.