Brazilian Killer Girls

"Pursuing a Master of Fine Arts at MICA brought her to Baltimore in 2002 , where she continued doing community arts with the Community Arts Partnership, Wide Angle Media, and the American Visionary Art Museum, among others. She returned to Brazil in early 2006, in particular to the Northern coastal city of Recife and its favelas, the poor hillside ghettos common to most Brazilian cities. Her four-month stay produced Favela Rhythms, a documentary that allowed the young favela residents to man video cameras and tape their own stories and surroundings, as well as explore some of the stereotypes of favela dwellers."

Brazil is famous for football and coffee. And rubber. Brazil contains the Amazon basin, which forms the lungs of the planet. There are quite a few forms of magic practised in Brazil.

"Take Spice Girl, Geri Haliwell. In 1996 she want on record to warn the electorate that Blair was “not a safe pair of hands with the economy.” And five short years later, she bouncily appeared in a Labour party election broadcast. Or Jay Kay, who once critiqued Tory fiscal policy by explaining that, “the Government, they take the Mick.”"

This is group that could be about anything and everything in addition to the various connotations of the group title, which could, of itself, mean nothing at all.

This group could take years to evolve, if it ever does. There is no promise to provide people with supernal images and pearls of wisdom. I will do what I can in my own time. Images I upload may not seem relevant, but if challenged I can provide the relevance. I will just make up something. You can always find a connection between one thing and another if you are word games player.

I see these groups as a kind of museum or art gallery of cool things. They are like scrapbooks which can be shared. I like to debate but I don't find many debaters on-line. I wonder if it's my neutral style, or is it just other people. It's an enduring mystery.