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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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Creating the Icelandic Arc: Andrea Krupp Explores a Sense of Place in Iceland

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Sketching Southern Utah: Surreal Landscapes by Rene Wojcik

On 15 May, 2015

Artists Around the World that Have Turned War into Art

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Exhibition: Comparing Old and New Leipzig in Panoramic Photos

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  Around the World

  Chronicling and Preserving Memories: Annelisa Leinbech Sketches the World

  Today I’m really excited to share the work of Annelisa Leinbach with you. Since 2012, Annelisa has painted all over the world, from Mongolia to the Middle East to ...

  On 10 January, 2020 / By Lizzie Davey
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  The Concept of Travel in Art Through the Ages

  This post is part of the ArtSmart Roundtable, a group of travel and art bloggers bringing you themed posts every month. This month’s post theme is “concept”, so ...

  On 6 October, 2015 / By Lizzie Davey
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  5 Ways to Explore the Art Scene in Brussels For Free

  Brussels is an incredibly arty city. Though from the outset it might seem a little dull with its office-block buildings, dig a little deeper and you’ll find a ...

  On 14 July, 2015 / By Lizzie Davey
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  The History of Travel: Paintings of Landscapes Around the World by Edward Lear

  Important announcement before regular scheduling commences! Musement, a site offering museum tickets, art tours, and cultural activities has kindly let Wanderarti readers get €5 off purchases up until the 31st July. ...

  On 11 June, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  The Ultimate Guide to Museums and Art Galleries in Marrakech

  Marrakech is a city imbued with culture and history with incredible visuals to go with it – colourful tiles cling to walls, and ornate domes sit high and ...

  On 25 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
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  Asia 2

  Creative Communities: the Colourful, Unusual Manhole Covers of Japan

  Japanese photographer S. Morita has taken it upon himself to capture all 6,000 painted manhole covers in Japan. These colourful, unusual takes on street art aim to brighten ...

  On 9 April, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Around the World

  Colourful, Lively Paintings of Landmarks and Famous Places, by Ginette Callaway

  Today I’m bringing you the work of Ginette Callaway, an artist who was born in France but now lives in America. Her paintings of places, landmarks, and buildings ...

  On 24 March, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Enchanting India – Through the Eyes of Kristian Bertel

  Kristian Bertel is a photographer who has had a number of his photographs featured on National Geographic. I have admired his work for a long time, so today ...

  On 19 March, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Timelapse Photographs of Landscapes that Look Like Paintings, by Matt Molloy

  Mother Nature is pretty spectacular, right? There’s a lot of places around the world that look like work of arts – the Namib Desert, the Grand Canyon, and ...

  On 17 March, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey