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October 18, 2012
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This is Boston City Hall. My first visit was a shock. I had a big visual disconnect with this space and the rest of the
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This is Boston City Hall. My first visit was a shock. I had a big visual disconnect with this space and the rest of the
Big & Small I’ve been visiting Boston for a number of years and always enjoy the city. Yes, there’s exciting art and architecture. But what
National Gallery of Canada – Ottawa More is Less Louis Bourgeois’ ‘Maman’ in the plaza near the entrance – one of seven of her spider sculptures worldwide.
Never Enough Venice Venetian chimney tops, on a meandering route to the uber-contemporary art museum at Punta Della Dogana. En route, busking, Venetian style. Beautiful siting for the
Venice Venice Venice Welcome from the Virgin Mary by the train station in Venice. It started to rain buckets as we jumped on
Verona and Bridges and Capa and Juliet It was a thrill to enter the beautiful city of Verona over the
Valpolicella: Chesini and the Art of Amarone View toward some of the old valley estates in the wine growing region of Valpolicella. 35 degrees C
Alesund Flying into Alesund, which is about the same latitude as my hometown – Dawson City, Yukon, Canada. It’s heartening to see the Norwegians appreciation
Bergen Top of the tram line above Bergen, Norway’s busiest port and gateway to the the Fjords. Buildings dating from the 14th to mid-16th
Pinakothek der Moderne Four museums in One: An elegant building that, in its pale and austere simplicity, is the perfect foil for its surrounding