Postcard from Avignon, France: A brief restaurant sampler The writer presents their brief dining experiences in Avignon, highlighting various restaurants. L'Epicerie de Ginette offers good dessert options, while L'Epicerie Restaurant serves substantial meals. Le Riad falls short compared to its namesake in Aix-en-Provence. Le Vintage showcases daily specials, and Maison Bronzini Bistrot impresses with its charming vineyard garden.…
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Postcard From Madrid, Spain: Bewitched and bedeviled The content discusses Spain's adoption of Halloween, contrasting traditional celebrations like All Saints' and All Souls' Day with the contemporary American-style festivities. The author reflects on Halloween's themes of horror through artworks in Spanish museums, emphasizing the recurring motifs of devils and witches in classic and modern art pieces.…
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Postcard from Guimaraes, Portugal: Bridging cultural divides through art The Jose de Guimaraes International Arts Center in Guimaraes, Portugal, features a diverse exhibition of 1,128 global artworks, highlighting interconnected narratives across cultures. Founded in 2012, it aims to foster dialogue and reflection, addressing historical and contemporary issues, such as migration and slavery, through the lens of artistic expression and shared experiences.…
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Protecting the identity of the pothole patcher Street artist Ememem, known as the "sidewalk poet," creates mosaic repairs for urban potholes, engaging in stealth installations throughout cities like Austin, Paris, and Lyon. His work, referred to as "flacking," transforms unsightly damage into art. Ememem maintains his anonymity while leaving a notable impact on city landscapes.…
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Sunday Stamps: the letter "M"  Good day, and welcome to my blog.  Today started out cloudy, but now we have sunshine in the American Midwest.  And temperatures are about normal for this time of year.It's time for Sunday Stamps.In the tour of the alphabet, we are up to the letter M.  I have a first day cover of Minerals:From 1974, long before I had my short stint of collecting stamps.  This must have
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