Articles in the Art+Culture Category
There’s no better landscape to create his masterpiece, after all his main tool is solar energy. To some it may be tiring and time-consuming spending hours under the blazing hot sun, but Al finds it quite gratifying that he gets to work closely with two great elements of nature…
The full story about Wood Burning Under the Venice Sun With Al Culbertson
If you’ve been looking for your next pair of fresh kicks, Bon Iver has designed just the shoes for you.
The full story about Bon Iver Designs Shoes For A Good Cause
Bumbershoot Seattle’s Music & Arts Festival announced this year’s lineup consisting of 88 artists and bands, with headliners being Jane’s Addiction, Skrillex and Tony Bennett.
In 1949 LIFE photographer Gjon Mili showed Pablo Picasso his photographic compilation of ice skaters performing jumps in the dark, with lights attached to their skates.
The full story about Gjon Mili Captures Picasso’s Light Painting
Back in the 1950s Ken Russell captured the cool of London’s East End, a post-war era where the youth culture of Teddy Boys filled the streets.
The full story about Ken Russell Photographs ‘The Last Of The Teddy Girls’
This folding ukulele is perfect for your traveling needs. If you’ve ever hit the road with a string instrument, you know what a hassle it is to take it with you, and make sure it fits.
The full story about Origami Master Creates a Folding Ukulele
We previously posted about the incredibly talented photographer, Irina Werning, and her Back To The Future project. The collection of photos consists of recreating old photos in today’s light.
The full story about Part Two of Irina Werning’s ‘Back To The Future’ Photography Project
A world without magic can easily disappear; from childhood we are great believers of mystical things, creatures, fairytales. When we grow-up sometimes it seems like…
