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Warhol: The American Dream Factory

Our review of the Warhol: The American Dream Factory exhibit in La Boverie, Liège

Andy Warhol, the King of Pop Art, is one of the best-known artists of the twentieth century: an advertisement mogul, creator extraordinaire and mentor to equally famed and fabled artists Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Even if you’re not familiar with Warhol’s art, you will likely have heard of him and recognize his fabled soup can illustration.

The La Boverie museum in Liège, Belgium has…

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Zeeuws Museum

The @Zeeuwsmuseum is a surprising treasure trove for clockpunks

At a glance, you would not expect the Zeeuws Museum to be home to such a relevant treasure trove, but that just goes to show that looks can be deceiving. (more…)

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Review: Les Machines de l’île

Review: Les Machines de l’île

Pretty much everyone that loves steampunk has heard of the near legendary Les Machines de l’île, an area on the Island of Nantes (yes, that area of Nantes is really called l’île à the Island) where company La Machine builds their amazing wood and metal creations, such as the fantastical fire breathing dragon horse or Princesse and Kumo, the enormous spiders that have climbed buildings and walked…

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