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October 30, 2008

A Creative Wall
Linda Frye Burnham / 10:21 AM

Caribeworld.org has posted "A Creative Wall Voices," a cross-cultural art exhibition to promote cultural exchange and diversity, online now through November 15, 2008. It features 52 artworks by 18 artists from 13 countries. Caribeworld is a cultural initiative founded in 2001 to "create and stimulate the feeling of the Caribbean membership, to favor brotherhood links, to create bridges between Caribbeans and brothers from the rest of the world in order to share the idea of meeting, and to support and promote cultural diversity and the dialogue between people of different cultures."

A Creative Wall Voices

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