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Category Archives: Art
Halloween House : Donating Memories
Lambertville, New Jersey resident Dolores Dragan works for months each year creating an otherworldly Halloween display in front of her beautiful Victorian house. Local photographer/videographer Bob Krist captured the ethereal installation in the wonderful little film below. I’m fortunate because I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography, Tourism, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Halloween, Holidays, Lambertville, New Jersey
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Stand Up To Big Lego
Last year the Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei created a compelling installation of portraits of 175 political dissidents at Alcatraz Prison in San Francisco. Ai used thousands of tiny Lego bricks to make each picture. The artist planned to do … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Asia, Freedom of Speech, Museums
Tagged Ai Weiwei, Australia, censorship, Lego, Melbourne, toys
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Another Reason To Check Your Old Books
I have discovered all manner of ephemera in old books—everything from 19th century hotel bills to bawdy letters—but nothing as special as a rare map of Middle Earth. Blackwell’s Rare Books in Oxford, UK, where J.R.R. Tolkien once taught, has … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Maps, Writing
Tagged J. R. R. Tolkien, Lord of the Rings, Middle Earth, Pauline Baynes, Shire
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2001: A Blog Odyssey
While I was otherwise engaged, Travel Between The Pages somehow managed to publish 2000 posts. To be honest, I launched the blog five years ago on a whim with no long term plan, or goal for that matter. I did, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Bookstore Tourism, Freedom of Speech, Tourism, Travel Writing, Writing
Tagged blogging, censorship
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Literary Atlas
New York City-based cartographer Andrew DeGraff creates extraordinarily detailed maps of literary classics. His just released book, Plotted: A Literary Atlas (Zest Books), features intricate maps that help readers better understand the complex plots of iconic books. The wonderful time-lapse … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Maps, Writing
Tagged Cartography, Children's literature, Jules Verne, Robinson Crusoe
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A Song of Ice and Crayons
I continue to be baffled by the immense popularity of coloring books for adults. The bookstores are packed with dozens of new titles, each filled with complex black and white illustrations. Now there’s even an official Game of Thrones Coloring … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Writing
Tagged coloring books, Game of Thrones, George R. R. Martin, Song of Fire and Ice
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Airport Common Sense
Once upon a time I loved to hangout at airports. I drove travel companions batty by always trying to get to the airport early. I would even volunteer to pick-up friends and family members when they flew. Now, like everyone … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Art, Public Transport, Tech, Tourism
Tagged airlines, airports, Luggage, TSA
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Digital Graffiti
The brilliant Brazilian street art duo known as VJ Soave describe their work as “digital graffiti”. The peripatetic pair travel the globe unleashing whimsy and spreading joy from specially equipped tricycles that they call Suaveciclo. Illuminating buildings, sidewalks and streets, … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Europe, Film, South America, Tech
Tagged Brazil, Street Art, video mapping
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It’s a Dismaland after all
Those of us who didn’t get to visit Banksy’s much hyped Dismaland can now get to see just what we missed. This newly released video, “Dismaland–The Official Unofficial Film”, directed by Jamie Brightmore, should more than supply your daily dose … Continue reading
existence and being
German graphic artist Henning M. Lederer has turned vintage book covers into a mesmerizing series of animated gifs. Check out the video of the project and visit the website to learn more.
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Tech
Tagged book cover design, book covers, Cover Art, gifs
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