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Category Archives: Imagination
Renaissance Hipsters
Renaissance sculptures of the human form are startlingly accurate. We get tears and veins and fingernails – it’s truly a humbling experience to walk through any museum that features work from this period. Take these, from a recent wandering to … Continue reading
Posted in Imagination, Silhouette, Wanderings
Tagged Alexis Persani, Hipsters, Leo Caillard, Renaissance Men, Street Stone
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Being Moved By The Ordinary
There is an intense familiarity behind Athens-based photographer Alexis Vasilikos’s photographs that probably has something to do with the fact that he manages to capture the everyday details of life that most of us are too busy to pay much … Continue reading
Let There Be Light
It’s summer in the city, and that means heat, skin, long walks, outdoor cinema, ice cream and long days. More light – a good thing in a time when people are feeling dark and annoyed a lot of the time. … Continue reading
Posted in Good Taste, Imagination, Wanderings
Tagged Beforelight, Greece, Light art, Public space, renegade, street art, Thessaloniki, White Tower of Thessaloniki
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Backgammon With Style
We love our backgammon ‘round these parts. We call it ‘tavli’ and we play it just about everywhere. Go to the beach—people playing tavli. Go to the park—pappoudes (that’s ‘grandpas’) playing tavli. Cafes? Tavli. And we Greeks, we’re a lively … Continue reading
Fashion + Art = Art + Fashion
What do you get when you juxtapose Gustav Klimt, Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet with Jil Sander, Prada, Celine and Mary Katrantzou? Genius. Because if the work of Christos Mouchas doesn’t literally prove that fashion is art, then … Continue reading
Posted in Good Taste, Imagination, Silhouette
Tagged Art, Christos Mouchas, Fashion, Greek Artist, Juxtapose, runway, Young
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So Much More Than Vintage Furniture
The boys at 2objectrepair both love old stuff. And their store in Thessaloniki’s city center is a space that could easily be their home. Memories and images from days of yore compliment modern pieces from the 60’s and 70’s. Restored … Continue reading
Posted in Good Taste, Imagination, Wanderings
Tagged 2objectrepair, antique, Contemporary, design, Furniture, Interior design, retro, Thessaloniki, vintage
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Where Will You Be On World Naked Bike Day?
Tomorrow Thessaloniki will join about 70 other cities worldwide in hosting its 6th Annual Naked Bike Ride. That’s right. A chance for everyone to get nekked for the sake of all that’s good in the world: clean air, fewer cars, … Continue reading
Posted in Imagination, Wanderings
Tagged Bicycle, Body painting, Clothing-optional bike ride, cycling, Fossil fuel, Naked, Naked Bike Day, Thessaloniki, World
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Greece Is For Lovers
Enter any run-of-the-mill tourist shop in Greece and you’ll find any array of kitschy souvenirs–most notably miniature ancient Greek statues of naked men, evil eyes in various sizes and forms, and bumper stickers declaring things like “Milos is for Lovers”. … Continue reading
Posted in Imagination
Tagged design, evil eye, Greece, Greece Is For Lovers, greek designers, travel
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Secrets
Frank Warren has been inviting people to share secrets with him for almost ten years. It all started when he printed out and hand-distributed 3,000 postcards with instructions on how to share secrets with him anonymously. Since then, he has … Continue reading
Swirly Twirly Goodness
I don’t know about you, but I have a hard time controlling my constant urge to doodle while I wait for things. Like if I’ve been put on hold by some evil customer service rep. Or if I just. can’t. … Continue reading
Posted in Imagination
Tagged Art, Greek artists, Nikos Gyftakis, oil on canvas, painting, swirls
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