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Climate Change and the Art of Jeroen Bechtold
Art and travel In the world of travel and tourism, the arts are the principal reason why many people travel. To some extent, however, travel can be risky business. In his wonderful book The Art of Tra… more →
The Philosophical Traveller
Climate Change and the Art of Jeroen Bechtold
Bob Fisher wrote 2 months ago: Art and travel In the world of travel and tourism, the arts are the principal reason why many people … more →
The Bronx, Character, and Molly Goldberg
Bob Fisher wrote 4 months ago: … with Bijan Bayne Yoo Hoo Mrs. Goldberg Human theatre comes in many forms; but essential to t … more →
The Regenerative Cause and Effect of Oxnard, California
Bob Fisher wrote 5 months ago: … with Bonnie Neely Resource-based tourism Increasingly human beings on the Planet Earth are b … more →
The Community Symphony Orchestra as Global Ambassador
Bob Fisher wrote 6 months ago: Civic ArtsSense The city of Brampton, Ontario, Canada, one of the satellite cities of what is known … more →
The Spatial Sense and Sensibility of Mexican Architect Ricardo Legorreta
Bob Fisher wrote 6 months ago: Architectural travel and playfulness At The Westin Resort & Spa in Cancun, you are never entirel … more →
For the Love of Travel and the Arts
Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: The Arts and Human Civilization Sir Kenneth Clark, one of the most famous art historians of his gene … more →
The Commerce of Art — and Maastricht's European Fine Art Fair
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Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: Art for sale “Consumers and patrons stand as the artist’s silent partners. We support cr … more →
Polk County, Florida: Art and the Common Touch
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Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: The Arts as a Cultural Industry As is the case in many fields of human endeavour, art, artists, and … more →
York: Where the Yew Trees Grow
Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: Presence Some destinations are known for their intense sense of place. While this quality is indeed … more →
Intricate Malaysia: An Artful Work in Progress
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Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: A Malaysian medley This photo-essay is just the “overture” to Malaysia. Expect the unexp … more →
Mindfulness and Constancy in France's Périgord
Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: Absorbed in European history The enduring legacy of human civilization, in all its hues and shades, … more →
Bordeaux: A Second Golden Age
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Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: Panache For those francophiles in the room, to suggest that French culture is all about presence and … more →
Chattahoochee Melody
Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: Sound, silence, and time In my experience, some destinations have a distinct sensory appeal; some ha … more →
Make Yourself at Home in North East England — and Transcend Time
Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: Out of the mists In the North East of England, you will become acutely aware of time and of the inev … more →
Architectural Travel: Montréal à la mode
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Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: Resonance “Belief in the significance of architecture is premised on the notion that we are, f … more →
Sir John Soane: The Art and Mind of an Art Collector
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Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: … with thanks to William Palin Fine idiosyncrasies Sir John Soane was one of Britain’s m … more →
Ryker Lomas: A Globetrotting Travel Photojournalist
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Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: Chatting with Ryker Lomas Sailing up The Nile: the quintessential non-stop photo op The last time I … more →
Winnipeg: Light and Enlightenment on the Canadian Prairie
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Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: “Despite the frigid temperatures and the biting insects, despite plagues of grasshoppers that stripp … more →
Art Meets Innocence in Madrid
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Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: The lesson Room 23 of the Thyssen-Bornemisza museum in Madrid is the size of a child’s bedroom … more →
