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Category Archives: Art
The Book
The Book, Juan Gris 1913
Amsterdam Illuminade
This year’s annual Amsterdam Light Festival is taking place for the 7th season from November 29, 2018 until January 20, 2019. With the theme “the medium is the message”, 30 illuminated artworks adorn the canal ring, the River Amstel, and … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, Tourism
Tagged Amsterdam, Arts festivals, Netherlands
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Bookshelf Art
A big h/t to dedicated TBTP follower Bonnie B. for these fantastic bookshelf dioramas. The handcrafted wooden bookend inserts are created by Tokyo-based artist Monde with intricate details down to led lighting and shop fronts. Hopefully, they will be available … Continue reading
Centre Pompidou has an identity crisis
Whenever I am in Paris, I always make some time to visit the grand Centre Pompidou. After four decades, the modern art museum with its inside-out construction is looking less cutting-edge, but it still boasts one of Europe’s best contemporary … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, Museums, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged France, Paris, Pompidou Centre
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Eyes on Paris
For the past few years, here in the States we have had the opportunity to get to know the work of the popular French street artist known as JR. Now Parisians can catch-up with their hometown guy’s artwork at his … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Museums, Photography, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged Metro, Paris, RER, Street Art
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The First Thanksgiving
The First Thanksgiving Warrington Colescott 1973
World Map of Useless Stereotypes
A big tip of the hat to TBTP follower Sandra A. for this clever map created by Christoph Niemann (see Monday’s post on Berlin) for the New York Times Magazine in 2011.
NYC: Poe on the street
h/t Zimad in Queens
Posted in Art, USA, Writing
Tagged Edgar Allan Poe, New York City, Queens, Street Art
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