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60-Second Gallery: Chiang Mai Temples

Get your travel and adventure fix without leaving the room with our 60-second adventures photo gallery series. All gems discovered and all images taken by Travel.Art.Coffee on our way. Bon voyage!
Read moreGet your travel and adventure fix without leaving the room with our 60-second adventures photo gallery series. All gems discovered and all images taken by Travel.Art.Coffee on our way. Bon voyage!
Read moreWandering Manchester’s Northern Quarter at lunch time is a great way to jump-start creativity and a quick duck into my favourite creative book store Magma always brightens the afternoon. I was delighted to find a little gem of a book this week, sitting among the kitchen accessories and miniature models. It not only wins on content but is, for want of a more eloquent description, just real damn pretty. To discuss the most important part *ahem* the content, How to Make Coffee – The Science Behind the Bean gives a concise summary of what coffee is and exactly how it works, including explanations of its origins, history and its
Read moreGet your travel and adventure fix without leaving the room with our 60-second photo gallery series. All gems discovered and all images taken by Travel.Art.Coffee on our way. Bon voyage!
Read moreThe Hepworth Wakefield Print Fair in early March provided a great excuse to grab some inspiration for my year-long Complete Printmaker course at Salford’s Hot Bed Press. I was also looking forward to continuing my exploration of Yorkshire’s thriving arts scene and the legacy that the likes of Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore have left to the county’s towns. Location and Facilities The fair was like Christmas Day for a first-year traditional printmaking student. As I arrived at 11am, cute street food carts from Pizza Fella and Manjit’s Kitchen were setting up outside like mobile works of art in their own right. Set up in the Calder, a converted mill space
Read moreIt’s entirely possible to explore Reykjavik’s art galleries in one day in winter, with time for coffee stops. Most winter travellers stay in the city for less than a week and prioritise nature and excursions. However, if you’re into all things creative, we recommend taking the time to delve into Reykjavik’s art galleries in one day or even better, across two days, fitting in further-out locations and exploring the fantastic street art. Why is Reykjavik famous for art? You may have heard that Reykjavik is a thriving hub of art, music, alternative and generally any kind of culture. This is something we found to
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