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A little bit TED talk, a little bit buddy comedy and a little bit dystopian science fiction, Never Trust a Creative City untangles the complex.
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It's a pretty trendy area, and on a sunny afternoon in October it was full of people sitting outside. There are these colorful lounger-esque seats which people would presumably lie on in fair weather, but when I was there they were wet so I gave them a miss. The atmosphere in the Museums Quarter wasn't even slightly uncomfortable either — I actually found it to be quite a calm area of the city.
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Another reviewer on the same platform wrote that it "only goes round once and is super slow," adding that "there's too much light," you "can't get a good view," and it's a "rip-off. Yes, it moves slowly. But the ferris wheel isn't meant to be a theme park ride. It would be horrid if it was fast. I was a big fan of the snail's pace as it gave me plenty of time to savor the view.
Speaking of which The views you get from Prater Park — whether from the ferris wheel or another of the amusements — are incredible, and you see across pretty much the whole city. I was mindblown by the things people criticize on online review sites, and the minor "issues" with which people take umbrage. Considering so many people take ratings on review websites as gospel, the campaign serves as a good reminder that, actually, what's "rubbish" to one person is breathtaking to another.
The experience may not stop me from using sites like TripAdvisor completely — they're a good way of finding out what attractions are in a city. However, I learned that you should never plan a trip based on online reviews, because we all like to do different things when we travel. Inside Qantas' new first class suites, which come with pre-flight facials, all-you-can-drink kombucha, and designer 'sleeper suits'.
I spent an afternoon exploring Peckham, the London neighborhood that was just voted one of the coolest in the world — and I found 2 different communities living side-by-side. TV The word TV. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options.
Rachel Hosie. Snapchat icon A ghost. St Stephen's Cathedral, which sits in the heart of the city, was described as "small" by one reviewer on Google Reviews, and awarded just one star. Standing meters tall at the highest point, I found that the cathedral is anything but small. Perhaps the strangest review came from someone who said the cathedral was "really pretty," but only gave it one star on Google Reviews. Hofburg Imperial Palace, a complex that was home to the Habsburg emperors until , was awarded one star by Marek K on Google Reviews because there's "no photography allowed.
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The curator who stood beside me came from Berlin although it was not his city of birth. He belonged to the many curators from the former art capital, a curator who had made his living from curating artists from his home country into international exposure.
He stood there with a hand-rolled cigarette between his index and middle finger, neither pointing or showing, all smoking. I kept him company while holding my vaping gear with my whole hand in this dark, freezing evening. Before the cigarette glow burned his fingers, he got rid of the fag-end.
We opened the majestic doors again, this time to enter the likeable warmth in the gallery and started to walk the prestigious stairway.
In good company, each step of a stairway can be a time zone, and he told me enthusiastically how Berlin was different today compared to when it was the hotbed of the international art scene. How art had become complicated, how professors explained and dissected artistry. Then on the third step before the end of the stairs, he leaned towards me with a broad grin and said: You know, when I curate young artists I tell them to forget all the complexity of fine art. I mean, just treat art as a business!
On top of the stairs I once again had it confirmed; Never trust a grinning Curatorshire Cat. Painting by Shaghayegh Ahmadian This short story above is, unfortunately, a true story.
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Eight days before this exhibition opened, the artist Shaghayegh Ahmadian wrote to me on Instagram: "I love your works they are so similar to my works". Always nice when artists like your work, and when I looked closer at her images, among her great drawings and paintings, there was a photo that got extra attention.
It was two boxes ready for sending, and on top of the largest carton there sat a dog.
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No, it was not the dog that got my focus, it was the text underneath: "Going to Norway". So I found out she would be part of an exhibition in Norway, and she discovered that I lived in the same country. Not only the same country, but the exhibit should be in the town I lived.