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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Love Letter To Libraries
Canadian artist/tour guide/urban geographer Daniel Rotsztain has been devotedly visiting every branch in the extensive Toronto Public Library system and documenting the project with wonderful, whimsical drawings of each branch. With 102 individual libraries to visit, it’s a big project. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Books, Canada, Libraries
Tagged Libraries, Library, Toronto
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Bike or Die Trying
French graphic designer Ladislas Chachignot has a passion for travel, biking and illustration. The Aix-en-Provence-based artist has combined all three in his crazy cool project “Easy Rider”. He created the series of illustrations set in eight locations around the world … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Tourism
Tagged Bicycle Touring, Biking, Paris, poster art, Tuscany
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Life in Miniature
If you have ever hiked, biked, or driven through Norway’s magnificent fjord country, then you know that the towering mountain routes provide an otherworldly perspective on the boats, buildings, vehicles, and people below. Amsterdam-based videographer/designer/musician Martijn Dooland’s trippy time-lapse/tilt-shift video … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Film, Photography, Tech, Tourism
Tagged Fjords, Geiranger, Norway, Tilt-shift photography, Time-lapse photography
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Printing Is An Art Form
London’s Folio Society has been publishing beautifully crafted editions of great literature for nearly seven decades. Each book is a treasure of typography, printing, illustration and binding. They recently produced this wonderful video profile of master printer Stan Lane. If you … Continue reading
Posted in Books, History, Tech, Writing
Tagged Letterpress, London, Printing, Publishing and Printing
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Street Art With Occasional Satellite
The British street artist known as INSA has earned some renown for his brilliant GIF-ITI mural pieces. You can see some of his very cool work below and on his tumblr. But he has upped his game big time with … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, South America, Tech
Tagged Brazil, GIF-ITI, INSA, Rio de Janeiro, Street artist
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Light on Art
The splendid Canadian city of Quebec is a gem of a travel destination that’s too often overlooked by visitors from the rest of North America, especially during the long, cold, snowy winters. But a new tourism initiative featuring colorful outdoor … Continue reading
Only In Japan
Located in a southwestern Tokyo suburb, within sight of Mount Fuji, Shonan T-Site is a uniquely Japanese take on the bookstore. Owned by the entertainment retailer Tsutaya, the store is situated in a former Panasonic factory complex that is being … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Asia, Books, Bookstore Tourism, Tourism
Tagged booksellers, Japan, T-Site, Tokyo
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French Kiss
Within 24 hours of the horrific terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo, a group of Parisian artists came together to create a memorial mural at the Palais de Tokyo contemporary art museum in Paris. Calling themselves “French Kiss”, the collective (which … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Freedom of Speech, Museums
Tagged Je Suis Charlie, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, Paris Museums, Street artist
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