from the cedar chest blog
this group above is an austrian musical group who put out records and you can see one here on ebay
music of the austrian alps - kurt blaas, says ebay if you click.
just brilliant.
from the cedar chest blog
this group above is an austrian musical group who put out records and you can see one here on ebay
music of the austrian alps - kurt blaas, says ebay if you click.
just brilliant.
by wesley merritt, debut art: fausto-the-magic-mountain
homage to fausto coppi, and the eponymous ‘cima coppi’ alias stelvio pass…
ok, i’m talking to cycling fans. but worth to know.
‘cosi’ vicina cosi’ lontanta. la carnia di candoni’
photo book of the work of umberto candoni, shot in carnia, friuli venezia-giulia.
a marvel, discovered by chance.
south tyrol tourism board. obviously.
alpine love homage from the cedar chest blogger:
neither postcards have any messages on them and there is very little info on the back. but, if i enter in what it says i do get some clues from google here
(which is a webpage of worship places in weerberg-mitterberg, austria.)
Ibon Aranberri / documenta 12 (by documenta12blog)
thanks to the artist serena porrati; it’s her invitation card/p.r. for a show.
a l’interieur et sons la peau
d’après jean-jacques rousseau
adaptation et mise en scène de nicolas kerszenbaum.
a theatrical road movie by the french theatre company franchement
chinese water mountains, thanks to louise clements
(it’s part of a playing cards pack…)
venice biennial, alpine style.
with a bit of werner herzog’s fitzcarraldo.
matchbook landscapes
via miss moss
matchbook landscape is a project by krista charles, who has collected old matchbooks ever since she salvaged a small collection from her then 90 year old grandfather-in-law.
for each matchbook she finds where the location of the business would be in google maps (how else?…) and on the inside cover of the matchbook she makes a pencil sketch of whatever is now shown at this location.
sometimes the places advertised on the matchbooks are still in business even after decades have passed, some businesses have changed names and are under new ownership, and some buildings are empty or have been torn down and replaced by new buildings or parking lots or highway expansion programs and even empty fields.
nice.
