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Bishkek, the Berlin of Central Asia? Part 3: ultra-swank graffiti

Written by on Friday, 10 February 2012
Culture and History, Kyrgyzstan, Photoblog
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Continuing my themes of Bishkek’s general coolness factor (here and here) and dredging up photos from my laptop’s hard drive, these photographs of graffiti were taken by Shirin Aitmatova nearly a year ago in March 2011. I saw some of these still clinging to walls during my last trip to the city. [Cross-posted to our partners @ Demotix: here.]

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