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- Gina V
- Gina Verster is an artist and writer with long-nurtured francophilic tendencies and a natural compulsion for certain architectural affinities...
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Archidose, 1999–2024 - After 25 years of running this blog under various names — all of which can be lumped under the "Archidose" monicker — I've decided to shut it down, moving ...
3 months ago -
Week 35: the death of an English clown - 100 years ago this week: Week 35Looking back a century can sometimes take you even further into the past. The death of one of the best known clowns in Fran...
2 years ago -
Just Reading This Will Make You Gain 5 Kilos - Dessert is the crème de la crème of life. It’s why we should eat it first, as to not spoil it.2 years ago
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MFA Degree Show 2019...no.19 and no.27 - no.27...Aia Sofia Coverley Turan *Teeters* reliefs, sculpture and drawings "Tenuous beings, so ethereal they could also be considered shaped symbols....
3 years ago -
Notre Dame ... objective 2024 - The confinement period of course meant some interruption of the reconstruction work of the Notre Dame Cathedral, but it has now been resumed for a couple...
3 years ago -
my new book:: NOT HOMe - NOT HOMe a collection of poetics and photo-imagery gathered from this blog depicting the jarring state of demolition, a few deserted buildings, some sad...
4 years ago -
The House is my Father is the House - *KOH Residence* oil and pencil on linen, photo-image on tracing paper; 25 x 25 cm *CHUNG Residence* oil and pencil on linen, photo-image on tracing paper...
5 years ago -
on a pedestal - These antique ceramic pedestal plates are some of my favourites to use for serving desserts, cheeses and fruits. They were found at various antique fairs...
7 years ago -
the air is still blue - I had borrowed a book, “the air is blue – Insights on art & architecture: LUIS BARRAGAN REVISITED” and kept it for months, going through it randomly at the...12 years ago
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Delight and Liberty* - Whenever I return to France, the first day of my Paris Love-Fest is always a little out of this world. If the skies are clear I will spot the Eiffel Tower ...14 years ago
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