The Artsy Fartsy World
Who would have reckoned that it’s quite enjoyable actually? For the past few months I have been visiting art galleries around Dubai and Abu Dhabi, getting inspired by the hundreds of brilliant pieces of artwork that I come across. Whether they’re photographs, paintings, sculptures, or some other odd form of art, there is always something interesting to see.
Of course, attending The Lost Fingers exclusive concert in Dubai (and they were an arm’s length away) was the highlight of the whole lot. There have been some off galleries here and there, some of them in ungodly places even, but at the end of the day it’s a good escape from an otherwise over industrious city.
I will be leaving you with some photos. And yeah Twitter is consuming a lot of my time, I will return slowly to blogging. Sorry about that!
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Upload the lost fingers album for me! NOW!
Meen inta? Do I know you? Ah? Ahhh?
Welcome back man, it was a long time indeed
that headless monster-like metallic sculpture in shot #5 is pretty awesome
now that’s the life i am talking about,
and that’s the KJ that I wanna see. Keep it up. I hope I’ll be able to make it to one of those galleries sooon.
that’s so cool … i use to visit lots of galleys with my friends 4 years ago when i was studying in university .. but here, we don’t have that wonderful art .. !!!
i like the one with the numbers & the Little G!rl With her big eyes & small mouth …
Lovely post with great P!cs ..
Imagine when I was in uni I did not go to these things! Although I was interested in art I only started going on tours recently!
Ah! You should visit us sometime in the future! Guaranteed fun!
KJ
I have no idea how twitter takes up lots of your time. You're supposed to use it because you don't have time at all.
I'm starting to worry about you. Now twitter then what? Gmail Buzz… God forbids!!??
And KJ
What's with this new Commenting thingy. One needs a PhD to figure it out. What happened to just leave a comment and get the hell out of here. I'm getting emails telling me that I left a comment. Should I feel guilty? Are they watching me?
What's going on?
Abu Fares, twitter does indeed take a lot of my time, time of which could be put into better use. I have become a twitter addict, but I promise you, I will release myself from its clutches, and manage my time more efficiently. I have left this blog unattended for quite a while now, along other websites I used to frequent and particiapte in.
Oh abufares you are showing your age
It is an experimental plugin I have seen elsewhere. You can opt to comment through yout FB or twitter account or you can log in the usual way by filling in the form.