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Pic by Franzi. Instagram @luckmysocalled. My fifth resolution: Visit more museums (and exhibitions)! I realized that this important part of my life didn’t play the same role last year as in the past. I maybe was only five times in a museum during the last twelve months. Last week I visited THIS fantastic exhibition and […]
New Year’s Resolution V: Visit more Museums! Read More »
Der Lauf der Liebe (The Course of Love) by Alain de Botton. All pics by Franzi, made on the #fbm16. Every year on the Frankfurt Book Fair I am looking out for books that are unique – not only in their content (which remains the priority) but also in their look. I am not the
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Turkish artist Garip Ay uses Ebru – a traditional technique of paper marbling and one of the oldest Turkish arts – to create paintings on water. His interpretation of Van Gogh’s Starry Night painting is mesmerizing and stunning. This video is absolutely worth watching the whole 4 minutes and 33 seconds :)! I wish you
Van Gogh’s ‚Starry Night‘ Recreated in Dark Water! Read More »
Clear windows! All Pics by Franzi. The weekend I started with cleaning my windows (which I only do every few years… ;)). The result was a bright fresh view. Maybe I should do this more often. Later we went into the fabulous exhibition The Art of the Brick by LEGO (!) artist Nathan Sawaya in
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The old exhibition. All pics by Franzi. The Hamburger Kunsthalle just reopened its exhibitions after being modernized during the last months. Until May 31, 2016 the museum can be visited for free. I took this opportunity last Monday – it was quite crowded because of the bad weather and the holiday but still totally worth
Last-Minute Tip: Visit the Hamburger Kunsthalle in May (For Free)! Read More »
When I first looked at Kirsten Sims‚ picture series YOU ARE HERE, I immediately was remembered on the ‚busy pictures‘ (‚wimmelbooks‚), which are currently a big hit for kids in Germany: The longer you look at the pictures, the more you will see. And Kirsten Sims‘ series does exactly the same for me – the
YOU ARE HERE by Kirsten Sims! Read More »
After quite a long time, I went to the cinema again: Autumn has officially started now ;). I watched Ich und Kaminski and now I cannot stop thinking about it: It’s about a wanna-be biographer who has the plan to write the biography of the old & famous blind artist Kaminski …and then he only
The Movies I’ve Watched: Ich und Kaminski! Read More »
Surveillance is everywhere. Sometimes it even looks like a flock of sea gulls! At least this is what comes into my mind when looking at the Nest series installations of Czech artist Jakub Geltner. He brings groups of cameras or satellite dishes onto public places – the sea-shore, house walls, piers. On the first glance
Jakub Geltner & His „Nest“ Installations! Read More »
In my new flat are still some empty walls left. So, I looked into my „Wish List“-folder to get some inspirations. Here’s what I found… I wish you a beautiful & warm weekend! I am in Frankfurt celebrating Marie’s & Helge’s civil ceremony. Whoop, whoop! AMMIKI. Via Etsy. Wendy MacNaughton (I would take every print
This one made me laugh: The tumblr Gluten Free Museum shows how the world in art and advertising would look like if there would be no gluten… or no grains in general: No bread, no wheat fields, no beer…. I know that some people have serious issues because of the protein. Nevertheless, I often think
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