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Down By the River: Martin Machado’s Unique Journey Through California During a Pandemic

Last summer, Public Land Gallery in Sacramento spoke with me about possibly doing a show. I pitched them an idea of solo-sailing a twenty-six foot boat up through the delta from San Francisco to a do June 03, 2020

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Waltzing Round Vienna

From morning ‘til evening, locals and visitors happily wait in line for the chocolate iced, apricot filled torte created in 1832 by 16-year-old apprentice baker Franz Sacher. Mounds of whipped crea April 27, 2020

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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 036: The Homeless Podcast

Homeless is the latest project from artist and past Radio Juxtapoz guest, Axel Void and his ongoing residency, Void Projects. In association with Fifth Wall TV's and Radio Juxtapoz co-host Doug Gille February 03, 2020

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Artscape Sweden: The Magical Mural Tour

Last midsommar, in a magical northern Swedish village where, in a painterly gradient, the sun only sets for a few hours each day and a mystical fog lays low in the morning across hay fields, a group January 23, 2020

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Journals From Lisbon: Russ Pope On the Road, Part 2

We started the next morning (day 3) off with a neighborhood walk and shot photos of wall colors, textures, paintings, Portuguese tiles, and drew sculptures.

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Journals from Lisbon: Russ Pope On the Road, Part 1

Instead of celebrating Christmas with gifts, I travel with my family in December.  We’ve been doing this for years now, one year it’ll be the Dominican Republic, next it’ll be London or Ba December 30, 2019

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Art in Detroit: Our Weekend Recap

On any given day, residents of Detroit are traveling across their sprawling city to attend a lecture, see an exhibition, or participate in a writing workshop. Arts programs like these build on an alr December 06, 2019

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We Are All Berliners: A Tribute to the Walls, Weiss biers, and Wonderful Weirdness

Adolf Hitler would despise the Berlin of today. Its streets and sidewalks of ethnically diverse foods and faces, piercings, tinted mohawks, sexual tolerance, and unrestrained creative and political e October 29, 2019

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Now & Then: One Night With the RVCA World Tour As It Hits Tokyo

The Shibuya neighborhood in central Tokyo is a hive of constant quiet buzz. While a city of 30 million-plus people, it's kind of marvelous to consider city possesses a crowded serenity, where even in August 01, 2019

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Evolutionary Art in Boston

Flying across the country from San Francisco to Boston, just as this past winter's infamous “polar vortex” was set to grip the midwest and northeast for a few days, I made a list of all the popul June 03, 2019

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Surf City, Wisconsin: The John Michael Kohler Arts Center

Sheboygan. What a delightful word to say. It almost encourages exaggerated pronunciation, especially when spoken with the rounded consonants and dragged-out vowels of many Wisconsinites. It's a small May 01, 2019

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Bourbon, Horses, and Art: Our Visit to Louisville's 21C Museum Hotel

When you think of Kentucky, world-class art isn’t one of the first few thoughts that typically comes to mind. Bourbon, a derby, white picket fences, and fresh, open scenery, yes, but believe it or November 14, 2018
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