invincible cities | Camden NJ

Tuesday, December 13, 2005

invincible cities | Camden NJ

i'm appending this to my last post: if you didn't click the link and find this, you might miss the excellent context of that photo: invincible cities, an interactive flash app featuring photography and essay by camilo josé vergara, sponsored by rutgers and the ford foundation, and designed by crimson.

Dec 13, 2005 6:11:29 PM | Economics, empire, consumerism, Emerging church, Missiology, New monasticism / intentional community, Poverty

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Paul Soupiset is a graphic designer, illustrator, songwriter, liturgist, youth media consultant, journalist, mentor, typophile, husband, father, and self-described armchair theologian who lives in San Antonio, Texas, USA, with his wife Amy and four children.

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