Tag: “Art Tourism”

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  1. 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.

  2. Pieces of San Francisco Mural Project, Tenderloin District, Youth With a Mission

    Pieces of San Francisco Mural Project; Created by youth from Glide Memorial, Youth With a Mission, Golden Gate YMCA and Hamilton Family Center in collaboration with Amnesty International.

  3. Drik Gallery

    The Drik Gallery was opened in August 1993 with the first showing of World Press Photo in Bangladesh. It is one of the finest galleries in South Asia and the largest private gallery in Bangladesh.

  4. Bologna Frames Space and Time

    History can be reconstructed but its remnants persist in some way in its people, its artists and artisans, its customs, its food

  5. El Capitan

    This is one your first encounters in the Yosemite Valley.

  6. Makapu Lighthouse

    The Makapuu Point Lighthouse was installed in 1909 at the Eastern end of the Oahu Island.

    Take an early morning drive out of Honolulu along Highway 72 (Kalanianaole Hwy) east past Kaloko Beach. Find some parking along the side of the road and hike out to the viewpoint above the lighthouse before the sunrise.

  7. Community Based Tourism, Kyrgyzstan

    Community Based Tourism, or CBT, has offices throughout Kyrgyzstan, although their central office is located in Bishkek. CBT is an excellent resource for those travelling through Kyrgyzstan.

  8. Lotussia Travel

  9. 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.

  10. 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.