Articles on Travel
A photographic exhibition by Christos Koukelis with landscapes of Iceland inaugurated in London yesterday, 12 July 2012. The project “Two degrees off the Arctic Circle” was created during September 2011 when the Association of Icelandic Visual Artists (SÍM) invited Christos Koukelis to a month-long artist residency in Reykjavik. Starting from the capital, Koukelis embarked on a 1400km (840 miles) journey…
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It was mid-December 2011 when I was contacted by the editorial team of Current World Archaeology international discoveries magazine, asked to contribute with some of PaulaTrendsets’ pictures to an article about ancient Macedon. The magazine wanted to use pictures from Ashmolean Museum’s exhibition of royal jewelry found in Aegae. Of course first of all, I would like to stress out…
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From flats to pubs and from stores to parks and subway stations, the British celebrate Queen Elisabeth’s half century+10 reign on the country’s throne with a surplus of national pride and the subsequent decorative delirium. Just like the royal wedding a year ago, the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee is a happy coincidence for panem and fairytale circences, just at the right moment to…
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PaulaTrendsets is proud to present today one of its most exciting travel articles ever. We followed the day-by-day chronicle of an ongoing mission to reach the peak of Mount Everest on the Himalayas. George Andreou, one of the members of the mission, will be the first Cypriot to reach the highest mount peak of the world. Quite an important achievement…
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If 2011 had to be named after a fictional character, it would have definetely been The Year of the Smurf. The comeback of our beloved childhood heros on the big screen was all us, adults, needed to start feeling blue again. From fashion to travel to gastronomy, 2011 was the best year for all things Smurf. [Push Play before yo continue reading the article] FASHION Katy…
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