Guest Posters on Artsy Traveler
I love hearing from other artsy travelers! Guest posters share their travel experiences to help you make the most of your travel time. I’m also excited to hear from artists, performers, craftspeople, and other creative folks who would like to share information about the artsy travel experiences (galleries, courses, workshops) they offer to travelers.
Are you interested in being a guest poster on Artsy Traveler? Please contact me and let’s chat.
Here are the guest posters who have contributed their tips and recommendations to Artsy Traveler.
Andie Easton
Andie Easton has been traveling to great cities for more than twenty-five years. Always excessively curious, she was constantly asking the questions that today’s travelers need to know. “Am I seeing the best sights and are they even open today? Are there any that are a rip-off? Is there a better restaurant on the next street that I should have known about? What faster, cheaper way can I get to and from the airport? What about local hang-outs? Is the city blocked off for a marathon on my arrival day?
These and other questions took time and research but paid off in a big way. You can save that time by grabbing one of her ten “Clued In” travel books. The concise and opinionated listings will, quite simply, make your trip better. (Available solely as ebooks because of the convenient live web-links throughout.) Her co-author is Dean Dalton.
Andie Easton’s Posts on Artsy Traveler
Julie H. Ferguson
Julie H. Ferguson is a freelance travel writer/photographer, amongst other things. She never leaves home without her cameras and is always looking for colors and sights that captivate readers everywhere. Her writing reflects her intense interest in the history and culture of both foreign lands and her native Canada.
Julie is also the author of four books on Canadian history, six books for writers and teachers, and over thirty photo portfolios. Her articles and photographs have been published nationally and internationally in print and online, and her images have been exhibited and sold. Julie lives in wine country in Penticton, BC, close to her family and is an avid golfer, a committed solo traveler, a passionate photographer, and a lover of life.
Follow her on flickr and Instagram.
Julie Ferguson’s posts on Artsy Traveler:
Linda Moore
Linda Moore is an author, traveler, and a recovering gallery owner. She studied art history at the Prado while a student at the University of Madrid and earned degrees from the University of California and Stanford. Her writing has appeared in numerous art journals and anthologies. She has looked at art on all continents and visited over 100 countries. She resides with her book-collecting husband in California. Her debut novel Attribution features an art historian searches for the artist behind a hidden masterpiece.
Find Linda online.
Linda Moore’s post on Artsy Traveler
Tina Overbury
Tina Overbury is a multi-disciplinary artist. She’s a writer, storyteller, and performer who works with narrative and story structure as a vehicle for human connection. She is the Managing Director of PowHERhouse and the Co-Host of GATHER for HER (currently in its 9th season), a weekly web series featuring changemakers & social impacters. She is also the other half of The Writer’s Adventure with her writing partner, Meribeth Deen.
Her recent art piece: OMYGOD is an unapologetic storytelling for reconciliation experience about the women we burned, the babies we buried and the Gods we worship. TinaO’s art centers around authentic conversations and visceral storytelling. Always off-the-cuff and spoken from her core, Tina has created pieces for film, the stage, as digital storytelling, and in her writing. Her work is rooted in myth, mysticism, and always with a spirit of PLAY.
Tina Overbury’s Posts on Artsy Traveler
Elizabeth Petrie
Elizabeth Petrie is a retired Spanish and French teacher with a passion for music, books, and travel. One of her favorite artsy traveling experiences was singing in the chorus of Aida in Japan. Elizabeth is currently working on her undergraduate degree in Archeology from Simon Fraser University near Vancouver, BC. In June, she will participate in an archeological field school and dig in southern Portugal. We look forward to reading about her adventures in future posts! Read her current posts about walking the Camino of Santiago.
Elizabeth Petrie’s Posts on Artsy Traveler
Liz Reding
Liz Reding is a retired computer textbook author who lives in Lyon, France. Born in Manhattan and having lived in Boston and New Mexico (Santa Fe and Albuquerque), she and her husband are discovering the joys of traveling and exploring the world. She enjoys learning French, cycling, and cooking healthy, nutritious meals. Read her posts about cooking classes in Paris & Lyon and about top sites in Lyon.
Liz Reding’s posts on Artsy Traveler
Zoe Disigny
Zoe Disigny worked as a college art history professor for twenty-five years. In the summers, she taught art history courses and led tours in Greece, Italy, and France. For three of those summers, she established a business in Paris, offering art tours for American travelers.
Zoe divides her time between Southern California and southern France, while also devoting her time to writing. Zoe’s first novel is The Art of Traveling Strangers.
Zoe Disigny’s posts on Artsy Traveler
