LATEST PUBLICATIONS ↓

• Beyond Words: The Secret Language Hidden Within The Book of Kells
  by cattamv
  Have you ever stumbled upon a book that transcends its written content? A book where the very pages seem to come alive with intricate details and vibrant colors? The Book of Kells, a Celtic masterpiece from the 8th century, is exactly that.
• The Transformative Power of Engaging with Public Art
  by cattamv
  Have you ever been stopped in your tracks by a piece of art in the middle of your day? Public art, those giant sculptures or murals that dot our cityscapes, can offer more than just a pretty view. This article explores the surprising ways public art can ignite moments of personal growth and self-discovery.
• On literary magazines and other demons
  by cattamv
  Encountering posts, news, or even worth of mouth comments about yet another literary magazine struggling to survive makes me question the unhealthy financial situation of most of these initiatives.
• i·ro·ny
  by cattamv
  (noun) When you book a trip to Europe to connect with thought-provoking art, and Banksy announces that it’s coming to town on those same dates.
• What does Artlette;r mean?
  by cattamv
  The Artlette part of the title given to this blog is a tribute to the name Arlette, a primarily French female name that means noble warrior. The semicolons are punctuation marks that connect independent clauses and show a closer relationship between them, more than what a period would do. So, in our case, the ;… Read more: What does Artlette;r mean?