This has been my life recently and I mean it in the best way possible.
Coffee art courtesy of the Ballard Market cafe.
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Monday, April 8, 2013
Airports - Part 1
The Good
Found these spectacular mosaics & live bluegrass music at the Seattle airport.
Found these spectacular mosaics & live bluegrass music at the Seattle airport.
Monday, March 25, 2013
Transit Station Art
I've encountered none as breath-taking as NYC, but in true hipster fashion, Seattle just thought: Put a Bird on it!
Monday, March 18, 2013
Tree Face
On our walk to Volunteer Park yesterday we found this outside one of the super fancy houses. I'm starting to settle into Seattle and things like this are helping; it feels good.
Friday, February 8, 2013
Groundhogs Day, BC
Visited SAM on free first Thursdays for the second month in a row (only got through part of the first floor last time) but I stumbled upon this in the Greek/Roman section.
Tell me the truth, is that Bill Murray?
Tell me the truth, is that Bill Murray?
Free Thursdays
The Seattle Art Museum has free admission on the first Thursday of the month. Anne & I went yesterday.
This is a print by British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shoninare, best known for his works mixing British colonial dress of the 1700s with African prints.
As a linguist studying literacy, I loved this print for how it captured numbers, number-like shapes and the chaos of color - to me representing how learning to read & write in a second language can be exciting and confusing.
This is a print by British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shoninare, best known for his works mixing British colonial dress of the 1700s with African prints.
As a linguist studying literacy, I loved this print for how it captured numbers, number-like shapes and the chaos of color - to me representing how learning to read & write in a second language can be exciting and confusing.
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