Sculptures by George Segal (1924–2000) which honor the gay rights movement in Christopher park -
Lovers locks on Brooklyn bridge -
A bird feeder on the High Line –
Avenue of the elms in Central Park -
The East coast memorial is a World war II memorial in Battery Park -
The statue of Liberty -
Looking around and finding unexpected details in the scenery that surrounds you when you’re travelling is a wonderful thing. Open your eyes to anything!
I had a great time in Vermont, people are super friendly and nature is all around. There’s a back-to-nature vibe as you drive along the farms. Burlington (the biggest city in Vermont) is a nice town, with charming pedestrian streets and a great view over lake Champlain.
Siam square, the modern shopping area of Bangkok.
I would recommend you to drop by Bangkok Art and Culture Centre. A brand new and promising showcase for young Thai contemporary artists.
Indefra-Udefra at Henningsen contemporary until the 26th of September - Fredericiagade,17 København - See more
Louisiana : not only the largest modern Art museum in Europe, but also an amazing place surrounded by Nature. Not to be missed.
As an introduction, some pictures of the shop where you can find books, design, jewellery, clothing (Rützou, Provider, Marimekko, Margit Brandt, Ganni)…
Hawai Smykker – French design: Agnès Millerand
Some pieces of Art that catched my eyes…
Martial Raysse – Jeune fille vénitienne, 1963
Roy Lichtenstein - Figures in landscape, 1977
Louise Bourgeois – Spider couple, 2003
Claes Oldenburg – Lunch-box, 1961
Andy Warhol photografied by Christopher Makos
Michael Elmgreen/Ingar Dragset – Powerless structures, 1997
Louisiana museum – gammel Strandvej 13, 3050 Humlebæk
