Dua Lipa opens manifesto library

3 months ago

Dua Lipa opened the Manifesto Library at Porto’s historic Livraria Lello, dedicating it to 100 books that challenge power, censorship and dominant narratives.

VRT NWS

'Manifesto Library': Dua Lipa opens library in Porto with forbidden, controversial, or censored books

Dua Lipa has opened her own literary space inside a famous bookstore in Portugal. In the 'Manifesto Library' are 100 books that were once censored or sparked controversy. Dua Lipa has long been known as a promoter of reading through her international book club Service95.

Reposts 2 Jun 29

To Vima

Dua Lipa inaugurates a library with 100 banned books at Livraria Lello

Dua Lipa's 'Library of the Manifesto' is located at the Livraria Lello bookstore in Porto. It is devoted to books that challenge power, censorship, exclusion, and the dominant narratives.

Reposts 0 Jun 29

El Pais

Dua Lipa opens her own library in Porto, dedicated to 'books that challenge power, censorship, and dominant narratives'

The Manifesto Library, in collaboration with Lello Bookstore, brings together the 100 titles the singer considers essential for understanding the contemporary world.

Reposts 0 Jun 29

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Dua Lipa opens manifesto library

'Manifesto Library': Dua Lipa opens library in Porto with forbidden, controversial, or censored books

Dua Lipa inaugurates a library with 100 banned books at Livraria Lello

Dua Lipa opens her own library in Porto, dedicated to 'books that challenge power, censorship, and dominant narratives'

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Dua Lipa opens manifesto library

'Manifesto Library': Dua Lipa opens library in Porto with forbidden, controversial, or censored books

Dua Lipa inaugurates a library with 100 banned books at Livraria Lello

Dua Lipa opens her own library in Porto, dedicated to 'books that challenge power, censorship, and dominant narratives'

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