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Dismaland: The Fashionable Way to ‘Do’ an Art Show

This post is part of the ArtSmart Roundtable, a collective of art and travel bloggers who virtually get together every month and write about a certain theme. September’s ...

On 8 September, 2015 / By Lizzie Davey

The World is So Big: James Tan’s New Book Takes us on a Colourful Trip

Making Memories in Kyoto: Sketches of Japan by Cathy McAuliffe

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  Architecture of Cities: Panoramic Photographs of Berlin by Jörg Dietrich

  With the equipment readily available today, anyone can take a photo of a place. If you want it to stand out you have to be a bit different, ...

  On 19 May, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Stories From Mexico: Capturing the Sounds and Scenes of Oaxaca, by Meghan Hildebrand

  Mexico has fascinated me for a long time; the culture, the arts, the scenery, and the food all appeal to me big time. So, when I came across ...

  On 14 May, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Berlin and Beyond: Paintings of Europe by Omar Jaramillo

  Omar is an artist currently living in Berlin. I came across his works a few weeks back and decided I must find out more about them! I love ...

  On 12 May, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Travelling With a Sketchbook: Scenes from Around the World by Keith Miller

  Last year, my sister mentioned an exhibition the gallery where she works was holding, one that she thought I’d be interested in. It was the exhibition of Keith ...

  On 7 May, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Architecture Around the World: Paintings of Famous Buildings by Fiona Miller

  The thing I love most about Fiona Miller’s work? The way it’s both detailed and sketchy at the same time; buildings are intricately drawn out, but they still ...

  On 5 May, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Japanese Inspired Collages by Sylvia Paul on Display at the Lime Tree Gallery

  I’ve admired Sylvia Paul’s colourful, textured collages for a while on Facebook, so was very excited when she got in touch to tell me that some of her ...

  On 30 April, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Worlds Within a World: Vintage Map and Globe Art by Wendy Gold

  I’m a big fan of unique illustrated maps, as you probably know. So, I was very excited when I came across the work of Wendy Gold, who works ...

  On 28 April, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Travelling to Sketch: A Diverse Range of Travel Paintings and Illustrations by Laura Frankstone

  I’m excited to bring the work of Laura Frankstone to your attention today. I love Laura’s sketchy style and fantastic use of colour, as well as the range ...

  On 22 April, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Creatively Mapping the World: Cityscapes and Illustrations by Jennifer Maravillas

  Your maps and cityscapes are very unique. How did this style develop? My style has gradually evolved over the course of my life. Combining all types of media ...

  On 16 April, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Mauritius Really is as Magical as it Looks, as Demonstrated by Roisin Cure’s Paintings

  When you think of Mauritius, do you think of sun-drenched beaches and bright blue waters? I sure do. Thankfully, that image isn’t far from reality, as Roisin Cure ...

  On 14 April, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey