Tag: “Soulard Art Market”
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Louisiana Swamps and Wetlands
The swamps and wetlands of north Louisiana and southern Arkansas have always held me in their magical spell. The environment is eerie yet inviting, relentless yet forgiving and a special place to watch the sun rise or set.
The images I have added were all shot within 100 miles of Ouachita Parish Louisiana USA. -
Soap Plant Wacko
A great book store in the Los Feliz area of LA. The have a massive selection of oddball design books, hot rod decoration books, pin up girl collections, and fashion books.
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Uzupio, the Lithuanian freestate
Just outside of the citycentre of the capital of Lithuania lays a quarter called Uzupio.
This, rather rundown, part of the city has been declared independant many years ago by the poets, artists and squatters that lived in that part of town.
On a crumbling wall, Uzupio's 41 constitutional rules are stated.
These rules vary from 'Every cat has the right to be a cat' to 'Everyone has the right to be misunderstood' and even 'Everyone has the right to die, but this is not an obligation.'
On normal days you can walk in and out of Uzupio without any problems but on april the first, fools day and independance day for Uzupio, guards in clownesque outfits smiley-stamp your passport when you want to enter the freestate.
The area has a nice atmosphere and there is a free vibe with people walking around with instruments and artwork, a lot of colourful graffity on the walls a number of galleries and many houses that have artistic amendments. -
"Halo" of the Labor Legacy monument
In 2001, the Detroit Cultural Affairs and Recreation Dept., Detroit 300, and Mayor's office designated a site for the project. More than 120 artists and sculptors registered for a competition, and heard labor representatives challenge them to create art that would honor the working women and men who built our city, inform visitors about labor's heritage, and inspire all with labor's vision for the future.
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Cadillac Ranch
Cadillac Ranch is located 8 miles west of Amarillo, Texas on the well-known Route 66. It's a roadside attraction created by the group, Ant Farm, in 1974.
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Bali
Bali known as The island of Gods,
Bali is justly famous for its unique Hindu culture, the splendor of its ritual arts, and the beautiful of nature. So many interesting places spread in this small island.
This island is not nearly as interesting as its neighbor Lombok which is where you step back in time where there are no Ritz Carltons, Four Seasons, and Hyatts! -
Intersection for the Arts
INTERSECTION FOR THE ARTS is San Francisco's oldest alternative art space and provides a place where provocative ideas, diverse art forms, artists and audiences can intersect one another. At Intersection, experimentation and risk are possible, debate and critical inquiry are embraced, community is essential, resources and experience are democratized, and today's issues are thrashed about in the heat and immediacy of live art.
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Guggenheim Museum, NY
This 'small from the outside-big from the inside Museum', designed by Frank Lloyd Wright contains beautiful art from as well contemporary artists as the old masters.
Due to the circular architecture the exhibited art is seen in a continuous flow walking down or up the 'spiral'. -
Casa Batllo
Casa Batlló, located at Passeig de Gracía is one of the great masterpieces of Antoni Gaudi, an architect who also created La Sagrada Familia, La Pedrera and some other great pieces of architecture in Barcelona. Once in Barcelona, one shouldn't miss it.
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Hotel Albion
Hotel Albion was built in 1840 and designed by the Milanese Sculptor Ignazio Villa.
This unique example of neo-gothic architecture was originally a school of sculpture.
