Picture Wednesday – Art on Your Doorstep.
I found this beautiful piece in North London, where there was just a cold wall before. The house is a regular home. It must feel a little strange going through … Continue reading →
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Picture Wednesday – Are You Looking for Something?
So, what do you make of the picture below? I haven’t read anything about it, which means that I can only rely on myself to interpret it. I didn’t know … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – Video Killed the Radio Star
Some decades ago, someone wrote a song called Video Killed the Radio Star and Queen wrote Radio Ga Ga, which seems to support that channel. What if we had a combination of radio and … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – Are We All Disconnected?
We check mobiles hundreds of times per day, even while we are talking to others. That is plain bad manners, similar to not acknowledging someone else when entering a room. … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – Celebrating Street Art
Last Sunday, the Western world celebrated women. I couldn’t help thinking it was so hypocritical… Do women around the world get the help they deserve and need during the rest … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – Cats on Walls
In my previous post, I mentioned that cats are not internet darlings only. They can be the object in street works of art too. The cat in the example below is … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – Meow!
This is a homage to cats, that great internet phenomenon. You can find cats everywhere in London, even at especially designed cafes. Cat ladies and gents, see where I have … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – Happy Chinese New Year!
The Lunar New Year celebrations have already started across Asia to welcome the year of the goat. Here is the controversy. The Chinese term can refer to a sheep, a goat, a … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – Still There at South Bank
The skaters area at London’s South Bank became a legend in its own right. So much, that there was a huge outcry when the South Bank Centre proposed making retail … Continue reading →