What is "la rue vibre"?
"La rue vibre" is a french expression that could be translated by "the street vibes". But this is also the name of the crazy project of Romane and Rémi who have decided to meet dancers and musicians of the world's streets. This website presents reports and articles about this travel around the world which will last about one year.
Picture of the week
5th September, Paris, France
Arrival at Paris CDG airport
News
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Feedback on our exhibition on October 15th 2011Just a few days after we came back we were already preparing an exhibition on our trip and project about […]
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Inauguration of our exhibit the 15th of October 2011!After one year around the world we are back! We would like to share a bit of exoticism through our […]
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Flavours from ChinaBack in France the Chinese restaurants have a poor reputation and are often the cheapest. They serve always the same […]
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Beijing, the structured order of the Chinese CapitalWhat a monumental place holds Beijing in our collective imaginary! It promises millenarian culture, imperial refinement and exotic languages. Of […]
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Qingdao, hic!A Catholic church, a Protestant church, Gothic architecture here and there, shops with German signs, a street named “Guantao Strasse”… […]
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North and Central America
South America
New Zealand
South Asia
North Asia
Transsiberian
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Exhibition 15th October
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Where does the street vibe?
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Cemetery
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Travelling library
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By country
- South America (43)
- North and Central America (32)
- Central America (29)
- Costa Rica (3)
- El Salvador (2)
- Guatemala (3)
- Honduras (3)
- Mexico (10)
- Nicaragua (3)
- Panama (6)
- North America (3)
- Canada (3)
- Central America (29)
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- New-Zealand (4)
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