I and the Village
Taiwan Fest 2019
Sunday
Sept.1st
Opportunities
to
explore
other
cultures
happens
often
in
Vancouver.
After
taking
a
short
bus
ride,
Handsome
and
I
immersed ourselves.
OOTD
Judy
and
her
retail
FINE ART
shopping
bag
LOQI
from
paper-ya
on
Granville
Island
I AND THE VILLAGE - Marc Chagall
Created during the best phase of his career, this is the most famous painting by Marc Chagall. It is dominated by the image of a green-faced man and a goat staring at each other; and a glowing tree held in a hand. This is complemented by several scenes like that of a goat being milked and a collection of houses, some upside down. The painting consists of dreamlike images of Russian landscape and symbols from folk stories. As its title suggests, I and the Village is influenced by Chagall’s memories of his homeland and his relationship to it. The use of clearly defined elements with specific meaning like the Tree of Life, and the daringly whimsical style of the painting were considered ground breaking at the time.
HIS TEN MOST FAMOUS PAINTINGS HERE
Granville Street car free events during the Taiwan Festival
Judy and Taiwanese Glove Puppets on Granville Street
For the real deal, visit Traditional glove puppetry (Budaixi)
Shao Chi Lin is a young designer from Taipei, Taiwan. Standing in a fashion tent, she shared, “Teaching myself to weave this sculptural textile from an internet photo was the start."
Follow her on Instagram shaochi for more dreamy designs.
While having a cool drink in a sidewalk cafe on Granville Street, a couple of people stopped to talk about my hat.
This large blue "crown" recently joined my collection.
PROS: sizzling summer sales simply satisfy
CONS: SO MANY HATS AND ONLY ONE HEAD
Handsome watching the world go by on Granville Street
as he sets up our selfie.
WITH A BIT OF RAIN AND LOTS OF SHINE,
THIS HAS BEEN THE BEST SUMMER EVER!
