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Tag Archives: Greece
Euro Hacking
Responding to the social, cultural, political, and emotional impact of the ongoing European financial crisis, the Greek artist known only as Stefanos has created a thoughtful project called Euro Banknote Bombing. His ink drawings of tiny human figures reflect the … Continue reading
Rhodes – The Island of the Knights
Today’s guest post is an excerpt from the new travel book “Rhodes —The Island of the Knights” by Richard Clark. Rhodes – The Island of the Knights With a fair wind, the island of Rhodes is but half a day’s … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, History, Tourism, Travel Writing, Writing
Tagged Dodecanese, Greece, Helios, Pindar, Rhodes
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Under the Acropolis
The Monastiraki neighborhood located in the heart of Athens beneath the Acropolis has been hard hit by the Greek economic crisis. But the art and design group beforelight has collaborated with local residents and businesses to transform the dark and … Continue reading
Journey to Atlantis
Today’s guest post is by travel writer Richard Clark: A Journey to Atlantis If you have the time while staying on Crete, the capital, Heraklion is the ideal place to board a boat for Santorini, and believe me it is … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Europe, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Atlantis, Greece, Santorini, Thera
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Why Not Crete
This guest post on Crete is from writer and journalist Richard Clark, who is the author of two books on Greece. Samaria – The Longest Gorge The early start had taken its toll and I was fighting with my eyes … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Agia Roumeli, Chania, Crete, Greece, Sfakia
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Mapmania
You won’t find any of these marvelous one-of-a-kind maps in your typical travel guidebook, but they make exceedingly clever ways to interact with geographic places. Some of the very talented creators of these diverse and idiosyncratic maps are professional illustrators … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Asia, Europe, Maps, Middle East, South America, Tourism
Tagged Athens, Bergen, Greece, Iran, Istambul, Italy, Japan, Kyoto, Lodz, Naples, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, St.Petersberg, Turkey, Venezuela, Venice
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Crete via the Scheimpflug Principle
This clever tilt-shift video was filmed by Joerg Daiber at locations around the amazing isle of Crete.
On the Road (around the world)
Earlier this year we covered the story of the filming of the soon to be released iconic Kerouac novel On the Road. Here’s a roundup of some vintage book covers that tackle the theme in some clever and some bewildering … Continue reading
