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Game of Thrones filming location at Larrybane

Game of Thrones filming locations – Northern Ireland

For almost ten years, the worldwide cultural phenomenon that is HBO Game of Thrones has called Northern Ireland and its spectacular landscapes its home. The dramatic coastlines, foreboding mountains and ageless forests have formed the perfect backdrop for the fantasy world of the show. Why not become part of the fantasy and follow me in finding the filming locations used in the series?

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Street Art

None political street art in Belfast

The murals, street art, frescoes of Belfast are a sight to see even if you can’t decide on what to call them. These public artworks go far beyond Catholic and Protestant areas. With a convulsive history like few others, the centre of Belfast is decorated profusely with creative and imaginative street art. Some would call it graffiti; for me, this is street art at its best. Read more

Paul Cézanne, Bathers (Les Grandes Baigneuses

National Gallery March Day One visit

Upon a recent visit to the National Gallery in London, I was in awe of the paintings on the walls and with the horde of people passing through, one could understand why it is one of the most visited galleries in London and an absolute must for visitors to the English capital.

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Thomas J Price sculpture

Thomas J Price

Thomas J Price practice takes a variety of forms, from sculpted heads and figures to stop motion animation. His sculptures are amalgamation of a wide range of influences, including ideas taken from classical sculpture, observations of people, and images from magazines. “Network” is one such sculpture. Read more

Sculpture by Marialuisa Tadei - Night and Day

Marialuisa Tadei

Taking inspiration from the shapes and elements found in nature, Italian artist Marialuisa Tadei creates sculptures that explore spiritual and symbolic representation. She is interested in opposing states such as light and heavy, life and death, organic and technological and the metaphorical implications they imbue. Read more

Andy Goldsworthy - Shadow Stone Fold

Andy Goldsworthy

Andy Goldsworthy is a leading dry stone wall artist of his generation, creating stunning pieces such as Outclosure. He first worked at Yorkshire Sculpture Park in 1983 during an international sculpture symposium.

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Barbara Hepworth at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Barbara Hepworth at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Barbara Hepworth was born in Wakefield, Yorkshire in 1903 and became one of the most significant artist of the 20th century.

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Henry Moore at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

On a recent visit to Yorkshire Sculpture Park, I photographed some of my favourite Sculptures, one of the Sculptors I was interested in was a British artist Henry Moore. Read more

Magical doorways in Rome

On my recent visit to Rome, quite by chance I stumbled on a magical doorway (so I thought). I had images of a bar, with sex orgies, demonic possession of Italian Virgins and occult sciences. Little did I know, I might have been on the right track to what the original doorway represented.

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Dali

Salvador Dali Not just a painter

Throughout his career, Salvador Dalí detoured from the paintings he’s best-known for to experiment with new mediums, most famously with Louis Buñuel in Un Chien AndalouRead more

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