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 I walked a different way to work this morning and by doing so stumbled upon an exhibition taking place at the underpass of Portage Bridge here in Ottawa. 12 large scale photographic artworks with an environmental theme are painted on the walls as part of the summer edition of the Eco Art project (earlier this year . . . → Read More: Eco Art Exhibition @ Portage Bridge 
Japan has always been at the top of the list of countries we’d like to visit someday. Not only are we fascinated by Japanese arts and design, we’d also like to see if it is as strange there as depicted in Haruki Murakami’s books (recommended readings: The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, Norwegian Wood, After Dark, . . . → Read More: Japan: Tradition. Innovation. – An exhibition review 
Winterlude 2011 – Ottawa, Canada – Confederation Park We’re not big fans of winter, but yesterday we made an exception and took advantage of the warm-ish weather to go to Winterlude, Ottawa’s annual winter festival. We wanted to see the ice sculptures that were, as you can see above, quite spectacular! We couldn’t . . . → Read More: Winterlude 2011 – Ice Sculpture Competition 
Jeff Koons – Rabbit You have until Sunday, September 19th, to visit the Pop Life: Art in a Materiel World exhibition at the National Gallery of Canada. We went a few weeks ago and strongly recommend it. The exhibition has been put together by Tate Modern (London, UK, which we love and dearly miss) . . . → Read More: Pop Life: Art in a Material World Shepard Fairey Way before Shepard Fairey became famous for having designed the Obama “HOPE” poster, we went to one of his exhibition at Stolenspace Gallery, a very cool place in London (http://www.stolenspace.com). We fell in love with the picture above (it was gigantic; the size of a wall so very impressive) and decided that we wanted . . . → Read More: Obey vs The Labour Party World Press Photo 09 – Flyer If you are located near Budapest, Copenhagen, La Paz, Maputo, Oita (Japan), Zwolle (the Netherlands) or in the very exotic Toronto, you can go and visit the 2009 World Press Photo Exhibition that is currently on display at various locations. This free (yeah!) photojournalism exhibition features pictures that are disturbing, . . . → Read More: World Press Photo 09 |
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