The more open and multifarious the city becomes, the more it attracts people who want it to stay that way.
Iraq's disintegration has affected the city in multifarious ways.
The book reveals how this music style helped to mix the city's multifarious subcultures, which included punks, break dancers, artists, hooligans, poppers (German preps), grufties (goths) and leather gays.
To this day, my relationship with the city and its multifarious streets, avenues, squares, markets, mosques, alleys, bridges, underpasses, remains my most lasting connection with Cairo.
These two-dimensional works (the focus of a smaller show at the Aspen Art Museum in 2011) often incorporate photographs of Karachi, Ms. Bhabha's native city, giving her multifarious, polytheistic beings a more defined sense of place.
For multifarious reasons that befit a port city – despite further riots after second world war, and widespread discrimination in employment and accommodation – Liverpool "emerged as a model for race relations in the 1950s", avoiding the tribulations of Notting Hill and Nottingham during summer 1958.
ArtWalk, starting at 4 30 pm on 18 April, invites participants to gallery hop their way around the city, taking in the multifarious works of established and emerging artists while partaking in complimentary refreshments along the way.
The workshops argued that architecture actively participates in the making of political-economic regimes through multifarious forms and at different scales, ranging from the city to the street, to the building, and even to the pipe.
The multifarious, energetic art here is in love with travel, cities, spaces.
