Old Theatre Glory

These are beautiful. Check it out, readers! One photographer’s quest to revive the forgotten glory of America’s abandoned movie theaters May 27, 2017 Marija Georgievska Most people watch movies in theaters found in shopping malls or part of a multiplex chain, but that wasn’t always the case. Some older cinemas around the world have long and interesting …

Not Forgotten

I will argue with Mr. Piton on that point – the last 100 years of poor or bad art should not be forgotten. If we wish to avoid repeating the mistakes of that era, we need to know what and where those mistakes are. To do that, we must remember them and, no matter how …

Zany House

Take a look at this zany, upside-down house in Poland, readers! Upside-Down house at Szymbark park, Poland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuPUjyqDwxA

Ruins – for Rent?!

Well, this is a creative idea. Check out this House Inside a Ruin in the Czech Republic, readers! Dilapidated Czech ruin harbors 21st century surprise By Adam Williams July 24, 2020 House Inside a Ruin was completed in the past few months and is currently available to rent Jakub Skokan and Martin Tůma/BoysPlayNice After being commissioned …

Is There in Truth No Beauty?

How do you like the Star Trek* reference, readers? That episode is one of the original series’ best, tapping into both parapsychology and the question of what beauty really is. Is it something tangible, visible, or spiritual? Is it in the eye of the beholder or is it an objective fact? Along with Alexander Hellene …

Splendor in Science Fiction – Can Something Be Both Beautiful and Futuristic?

This title might seem to be a fairly foolish one. Isn’t James T. Kirk’s Enterprise magnificent? Malcom Reynolds’ Serenity is beautiful, and despite repeated complaints to the contrary, the Millennium Falcon turns many a head even now. There is obvious majesty within the genre. Isn’t there? Yes…and no. When it comes to space ships, it …