Built in 1949 by the Punja family, this used to be the Sun and Sands Hotel. Currently a fetching shade of NHC coral pink and inhabited by Selander Bridge Police, it is a stunning landmark of Dar.
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wishing you all a lovely christmas and utterly fabulous start to 2012
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Dar’s street vendors make for some wonderfully surreal moments … I nearly fell off my bike when i passed this guy and his soft toy collection on Ohio street.
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a thousand thankyous to all you wonderful people who supported and enjoyed the exhibition.
thanks to Shaista Juma for the photo
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the fabulous folk at mambo magazine have reviewed street level: http://www.mambomagazine.com/in-deep/arts-and-culture/sense-place
asante sana!!!
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A huge thankyou to all you wondrous folk who have been so enthusiastic about the Street Level book in all sorts of different ways. And fear not, this is not the end of the project – other plans are already afoot and the drawings will continue as long as there are wonderfully dar scenes to draw… like this lovely collection of building styles on Indira Ghandi street.
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calling writers!
November 2, 2011 by sm
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