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Category Archives: Art
Selling Nature
I have fond memories of exploring the Greek islands way back in the 20th century when it was still possible to find secluded beaches and little family run hotels. Alas, mass tourism has made all of that unlikely. The Berlin-based … Continue reading
Souvenir for writers
Over the years I have been both the giver and recipient of some quite silly travel souvenirs, so it’s heartening to find that even the ancient Romans weren’t above bringing home the occasional humorous gift. The Museum of London Archaeology … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, History, Maps, Museums
Tagged ancient Rome, archeology, Londinium, London
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Poe’s Summer Vacation
Ali Fitzgerald, an artist and a writer. Her most recent book is “Drawn to Berlin: Comic Workshops in Refugee Shelters and Other Stories from a New Europe.”
Banishing Evil
This short New Yorker documentary about a Bulgarian tradition of dancing evil spirits away reminds us of the traditional rituals that are slowly disappearing, of the ways people develop coping mechanisms and lasting community. It’s a moving portrayal and a … Continue reading
I am tormented with an everlasting itch for things remote
Regular visitors to Travel Between The Pages are aware that I am both a Sci-Fi and space exploration geek. So it will come as no surprise that I am sharing the marvelous short film below. Wanderers is made even better by its … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Film, Tech, USA
Tagged Carl Sagan, Chesley Bonestell, Science, space travel
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I know what you did last summer
Happy Solstice to all. Stay chill . And please ditch the socks and sandals look.
Lucifer’s Big Book
The Codex Gigas (or Devil’s Bible) is a large 13th-century manuscript from Bohemia, one of the historical Czech lands. Renowned for its size and its striking full-page rendition of the devil (found on page 577), it contains a number of … Continue reading
Stumbling Through Saturday Around the Interwebs
I am not embarrassed at all to admit that I have spent an inordinate amount of time thinking about things in the Lord of the Rings universe such as : who is in charge of trash collection; and what are … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Public Transport, Tourism, Writing
Tagged Frida Kahlo, Hobbits, Netherlands, Pale Fire, Paris, Vladimir Nabokov
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Collecting Memories
I’m hoping to get to see the manuscript treasures including Abraham Lincoln’s handwritten draft of the Gettysburg Address, a map from the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and lyrics from The Sound of Music are among more than 120 items in the new Library … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, History, Libraries, Maps, Museums, Tourism, USA
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Lewis and Clark, Library of Congress, Washington D.C
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