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When I visited the Louvre in 2007 there was a strike by the museum attendants because too many visitors tried to make photos from the paintings with digital cameras. The museum was closed for a few hours and I thought that it made totally sense. Why do you need to make a photo of the …
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 first time I saw a painting by Scottish landscape artist Scott Naismith I thought: „Oh wow, this is just beautiful.“ I simply looove paste-like brushes on pictures! There even was this one moment in a museum, were I stood in front of a van Gogh and had to fight my own hands down from …
Let’s finish this exciting week with some museum photographs by German artist Thomas Struth. I hate people photographing art in museums… but to photograph the people studying art? That’s completely different! Those pictures contain a calm and radiance than includes the inspiration of the museum’s art together with the thoughts of their observers. I wish …
Okay, those were some fantastic days this week. Now, I wish you a delicious weekend with these incredible wooden (!) cakes by artist David Baerwalde! Have a wonderful weekend with lots of chocolate cakes! Like always: All credits appear after clicking the links. If you are interested in putting ads on My so-called Luck feel free to email …
Have a delicious weekend with David Baerwalde! Weiterlesen »
„I saw that smartphones were becoming a barrier to communication in person. I saw how people used it as a social prop, to hide their awkwardness, to fill the silence … they basically allow people to withdraw rather than engage.“ Babycakes Romero In his photo series, Death of a Conversation, London-based photographer Babycakes Romero captures …
The Death of a Conversation by Babycakes Romero! Weiterlesen »
„I’ve always wondered if my mom and I would have been friends had we grown up together. Would we be in the same classes? Would we have the same sense of humor? Would people tell us we’re inseparable? After seeing myself in her childhood photos, I’m pretty sure we would have been great friends.“ Danielle …
If I Had Known My Mother Back Then by Danielle Delph! Weiterlesen »
David Zinn creates quirky little characters in urban environments like pavements, pipes or walls by using chalk and charcoal. They enlighten their grey surroundings and make passers-by smile. What else can you expect from art? I wish you a perfect weekend with lots of bright smiles! Like always: All credits appear after clicking the links. …
Quirky Chalk Characters: In Love with David Zinn’s Street Art! Weiterlesen »
Do you still remember this summer feeling? Those hot days in July and August spent on beaches, in parks or on the balcony? Lisa Golightly’s paintings evoke a kind of summer melancholia inside me that wants me to go back to the Baltic Sea immediately. Nevertheless, I am convinced that the following autumn weekend will …
Those Fading Summer Memories: Paintings by Lisa Golightly! Weiterlesen »
The ghostly animated GIFs by artist Kevin Weir somehow remember me on Harry Potter. It’s fascinating to see those old historical photographs suddenly moving. Yet, it’s also a little bit spooky, weird and absurd. That makes it absolutely my cup of tea. …And now I will look for my old Harry Potter books and start …