Street Art: The Printer's Alley

The Printer's Alley, Nashville, TN, USA

The Printer's Alley is a famous lane in downtown Nashville (between 3rd and 4th Avenues). This nightclub district dates back to the 40's. There is some interesting street art to be seen between the bars and the watering holes.

Street Art: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Gil Scott-Heron, East Village, New York City, USA

Gil Scott-Heron was a American soul and jazz poet and musician. This mural by Chico is on 12th street and Avenue C in the East Village.  

My NY, NY: Macy's Thanksgiving Parade

Macy's, 34th Street, Manhattan, NY

Signage: MargaritaVille

The Original Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville Cafe, Key West, FL, USA

Signage: Blessed Cafe

Blessed Cafe, San Juan, Puerto Rico

Signage: Mexican Radio

Mexican Radio Restaurant, Hudson, NY, USA

A ~ Z of Marvelousness: T is for Tango

Tango

• Aahhh, the marvelous Tango....was first danced more than a hundred years ago in Argentina and Uruguay and soon spread to the rest of the planet.
• I took this picture in La Boca, Buenos Aires, where the Tango is everywhere...
• As teacher Cacho Dante says: "The tango is a feeling that is danced. That's why it is not choreographed, though it can have sequences, like all feelings. You can dance love, rage, happiness, pleasure, every mood. The tango is not a dance to demonstrate ability but rather an interpretation of feeling. It is not just moving your feet and posturing. The tango is Argentine, but it belongs to all those who understand its feelings and its codes.

A ~ Z of Marvelousness: K is for Keys

PianoKeys

“The pianokeys are black and white

but they sound like a million colors in your mind".

- From "Spiders web” ― Maria Cristina Mena