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George Simon and the rise of unique Guyanese art - Vimarsana News

George Simon and the rise of unique Guyanese art

A report by Al Creighton for The Stabroek News. At the end of May, the subject of Guyanese art as a label, concept, movement, or school was revisited. The focus was an identification of the characteristics of pre-independence and post-independence art and Philip Moore and Stanley Greaves – two of the most outstanding and influential Guyanese…

Guyana birdsong competitions flourish amid oil boom - Vimarsana News

Guyana birdsong competitions flourish amid oil boom

METEN-MEER-ZORG, Guyana (AP) — The judges leaned in, hands clasped behind their backs. Everyone grew quiet as they stared at the two tiny black birds flitting before them, wondering which one would br...

Guyana's speed-singing finches - Taipei Times - Vimarsana News

Guyana's speed-singing finches - Taipei Times

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Govt. spending millions $$$ to police waterways for oil companies - Vimarsana News

Govt. spending millions $$$ to police waterways for oil companies

Government’s investment in purchasing pilot boat to provide added security to ExxonMobil and other oil companies operating here is seen as excessive given that the country’s profits from the oil could hardly compensate for such high spending.  

Guyana birdsong competitions flourish amid oil boom - Vimarsana News

Guyana birdsong competitions flourish amid oil boom

The birds face each other as the crowd waits to see which feathered creature is the first to chirp 50 times. Birdsong competitions are a centuries-old tradition in Guyana that rakes in thousands of dollars and is run by men. It’s so popular that the practice has spread to New York, with people increasingly smuggling tiny songbirds into the U.S. by hiding them in hair curlers or toilet paper rolls. The competitions are expected to grow into a costly gambling operation amid an oil boom that is just starting in this South American country.

Source: apnews.com