cities in pixie dust

Cities in Pixie Dust is a big fan of art you can access in the everyday world, without going too far out of your way to see it - such as street art, graffiti, murals, stickers, found art, etc.  Cities are places where people interact with each other. Sometimes they choose to interact with each other, […]

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Cities in Pixie Dust went to NYC for the weekend. On the agenda was much exploration, eating, drinking, and story-gathering. Nothing cultural or highbrow was accomplished, and as the editor made her way back home on the train somewhat hungover and pained this afternoon, she kicked herself in the ass upon seeing a sign for […]

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Cities in Pixie Dust is going to NYC!

Smell ya later…

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The next time you’re out and about, look around. Look up. Look down. Peek thru the fences. Look down the grate. The devil is in the details.

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The editor of cities in pixie dust is too busy this week to post anything good. And since this site is more about photos than words, she won’t rub in your face about how lame you are if say, you missed out on Pilam’s Human BBQ XXX last Saturday. (Japanther is WAY better LIVE than […]

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Wissahickon Creek trails, 4/5/08

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Christian Posters Invade Philly! But there is no 53 AM. Or is there?
Sent to me by Chris “Spam” White,
“These posters have been showing up in center city and south Philly for
about a year. They always have a model’s head and a similar style of
Christian ranting. They always mention demons getting in your blood
and defecating. They […]

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Now that Spring is coming upon us, I’m hoping to take spend a fair amount of time exploring some of the local parks. I grew up right by the Wissahickon Creek/Forbidden Drive area of Philadelphia, and have been wandering that area since I was a small child. Some places don’t really get old. And there […]

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this project aims to be a visual storybook documenting cities - and the lifeforce and people who make them alive.  the agony and the ecstacy. the beautiful, the mundane, the silly and the bizarre. 
Cities have their own rhythm and hustle, they can be anything you want them to be. Sometimes the city seems harsh, mean, gritty; […]

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