Art Nouveau Art School, Antwerp
Could you imagine actually going to school in this building? I think it would be a bit distracting but in a good way.
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Saturday, April 28, 2007
Could you imagine actually going to school in this building? I think it would be a bit distracting but in a good way.
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post a commentI would absolutely love to go here. It's far different than your traditional American art schools-- gutted out industrial buildings with green building certifications.
And a distraction it would be, I concur. ;)
This is so cool, my art teacher just told us about and showed pictures of this school in art history.
Ciao !
I love how your aesthetic eye also picks up on the architecture, you come across. I really enjoyed the florentine shopfronts as well. What an inspiring blog. It makes me truly happy when sense of fashion is made into an artform. I hope your travels will take you to Copenhagen at some point, where I find a lot of interesting style experimenting going on.
I wonder if you'd become desensitized to it's beauty after awhile? It's fantastic.
Wow! Fantastic!
that's AWWEESOME!!(:
Oh, wow. This is breathtaking.
Wow! What an amazing building. Mesmerising!
I'm so excited to see you've gone to Antwerp. It's one of my favorite cities and I'm still close to friends I made 25 years ago who went to this school!
Did you take the train in?
I hope you had some mussels, fries and Belgian beer!
-- desertwind
beautiful. your photography and eye are amazing. you capture it.
What is the name of this school and who designed it? Alfons Mucha?
i love the history that permeates europe; it just seems so grounding to live amongst. i think it would temper that feeling of fleetingness and unease that so many modern cities induce
maybe ;)