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Felicia Olin is pretty famous in our town. She has spent a good portion of the last decade involved with the art scene of Springfield, Illinois. Her work has…

Borrowing from Cat Stevens... Today signs of positive energy were everywhere - from the tattoo on the inside of the bartender's forearm who served us during…

I had seen this mural posted on social media for a few weeks. I found myself with a little extra time one morning and decided to see what shots I could get. So…

There is an area of Vancouver that hosts the Vancouver Mural Festival. Not generally an area known to tourists, much of the artwork can be found in back alleys…

Goes is a little city on one of the Zeelandic peninsulae. Not exactly on the Dutch-Flemish border, but close enough for a daytrip and definitely worth it.…

For those of you who have traveled to Austin, you know what I mean when I say it is a "feast for your eyes". There is so much to see, so much to do and of…

Española, just outside of Santa Fe, was founded in 1880 as a railroad village and incorporated as a city in 1925. The city is situated in an area Juan de Oñate…

Mosquero is 160 miles from Santa Fe, on NM-39. Located on the high plains of northeastern New Mexico, Mosquero is the county seat of Harding County and is…

With all the demolition going on here , ther are some pieces of art that will be lost. On this old site there were many empty buildings. They were in use as…

Haven't a clue what the first one means but the second the fish is oblivous to the oneway traffic sign LOL!!!!!
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