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Dear M. Matsumoto,
I am writing to request permission to reproduce the image above of your work in conjunction with an exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art entitled Uneven Growth: Tactical Urbanisms for Expanding Megacities.
http://uneven-growth.moma.org
We ask for non-exclusive worldwide rights to reproduce your work,YABA, for Exhibition-related press, promotion, and publicity purposes, as well as in printed and digital materials related to the Exhibition, such as educational brochures, and on the Museum's Web sites.
All the information generated is for non-profit use.
To give us your permission and for any further question please write to info@inteligenciascolectivas.org
With the map (French) purchased in Mali, it is written as "Kona."
Although "Konna" of Google Earah consented, since the official language of Republic of Mali was French, it made "Kona" the contribution name.
Incidentally, if it refers to "Kona" and "Konna", the information on the same area will be acquired.
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Impresionante!
Very interesting to see how growing cocoa !, not just see it in the cup when you drink !! F+L
Great picture! I like this! Best Regards!
China through lens of photography is a beautiful country.
Dear M. Matsumoto, I am writing to request permission to reproduce the image above of your work in conjunction with an exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art entitled Uneven Growth: Tactical Urbanisms for Expanding Megacities. http://uneven-growth.moma.org
We ask for non-exclusive worldwide rights to reproduce your work,YABA, for Exhibition-related press, promotion, and publicity purposes, as well as in printed and digital materials related to the Exhibition, such as educational brochures, and on the Museum's Web sites.
All the information generated is for non-profit use.
To give us your permission and for any further question please write to info@inteligenciascolectivas.org
Thank you very much.
Nice picture, LIKE
Wonderful shot
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Friendly greetings-J.c
I wonder how could these plants live on sand dunes? Where do they have water and nutrients from?
Thank you for the indication.
With the map (French) purchased in Mali, it is written as "Kona." Although "Konna" of Google Earah consented, since the official language of Republic of Mali was French, it made "Kona" the contribution name. Incidentally, if it refers to "Kona" and "Konna", the information on the same area will be acquired.
You have some very nice pictures from Africa