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Category Archives: Art
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
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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Canadian Secrets
Recently photos of the newest variant of the official Canadian passport have been popping up around the web. The colorful documents incorporate optical variable ink that only reveals hidden features under UV light. Hopefully, U.S. passport designers will take note. … Continue reading
Art POV
After spending an afternoon at New York City’s magnificent Metropolitan Museum of Art this week, I had the odd experience of stumbling across artist/filmmaker Masashi Kawamura’s new blog “What They See”, which invites an encounter with the museum from a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Museums, Restaurants, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC, Rembrandt, Vermeer
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Lost in the Train Station
This charming short animated video titled “Lost in the Train Station” was created by the Barcelona graphic design studio Hey and Yago Busquets.
The Last Book
When book lovers travel, or just ride public transportation, we get voyeuristic kicks observing the reading habits of other travelers. Sometimes it even leads to a serendipitous bibliophile meet-up. Dutch photographer Rainer Gerritsen has been capturing these moments for his … Continue reading
Alice Through The Looking Glass
How paradoxical that this astonishing mural project is on the wall of an abandoned school in South Shields, England. The incredible painting, a collaborative work by street artists Irony and Frank Styles, depicts Alice from Lewis Carroll’s classic novel. Part … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Tech, Writing
Tagged Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll, Newcastle, Street Art, UK
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