To have made it to Feedspot’s “Top 20 Best Art Book Blogs to Follow in 2018” was such a pleasant surprise to our team at the time and we are […]
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Understanding the universal language of music clearly helped David Ouimet (formerly, a noise rock band musician) craft the beautiful language of “I Go Quiet”, rich with evocative musical connotations. It
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Eggs of all colours of the rainbow are being consumed during Orthodox Easter week. In the part of the world where I come from the tradition of colouring Easter eggs
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I stared at Disney-style Cinderella, she stared back. Exaggerated blond hair, disproportionately huge eyes, unrealistically narrow waist-line and a la-di-da posture. All this in acidic bright colours! Oh, dear… The
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Heinrich Hoffmann’s “Struwwelpeter” (1845) was to Germans what Carroll’s “Alice in wonderland” was to British or Lindgren’s “Pippi Longstocking” has become to Swedish a hundred years later – a national