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Our cities: voracious/vulnerable, problem/solution.
Will our cities add to the challenges we face or contribute to the solution? Will they continue to be voracious in their habits and vulnerable to their weaknesses, or can we help them fulfill their potential to be inspiring, efficient eco-systems?
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Auckland City is the second most diverse city per head of population after Toronto in Canada. Creative Cities is connecting emerging leaders amongst the indigenous Maori population, and aspirants from the burgeoning Asian and new migrant communities, with leaders from the UK.
Shanghai is the next stop for A Nice Set, a traveling exhibition of customized slipmats designed by leading artists from around the world, plus the freshest local talent.
In Kuala Lumpur, temporary evening bazaars spring up during Ramadan in order to cater for those in search of delicious ways to break fast, so KLue magazine have compiled a map of their nine favourite Ramadan bazaars for you to explore.
Aspiring artists and performers from Auckland’s urban ethnic communities worked with the best of contemporary UK talent to create an album and live performance.
When: April 2008
Where: Kuala Lumpur
D-Fuse worked with 4 local artists (VJ, 1 animator, 1 film-maker, 1 sound artist) over 6 days to create audiovisual impressions of the city – “Endless Cities”, which was then performed live with the local sound artist at Zouk Club KL on 5 April to over 200 audience members.
“Graphic Cities” was […]
This project examines the idea of heritage and contemporary urban life and will explore practical solutions for the development of George Town as a creative heritage city.



