I actually started and aborted a SurLaLune blog earlier this year after frustration with a few blog programs and sites. I'm finally hap...

JPG Magazine has published online the images for Dina Goldstein's Fallen Princesses project . The images are provocative, especially si...

I am reskinning the blog to give it the SurLaLune feel and tie it into the main site. I will probably play with the design and layout over ...

I discovered a press release about a new campaign using fairy tales and marionettes to sell burgers to Germans. I wish they'd use the s...

The Spring 2009 issue of Faerie Magazine should be available by now at your local booksellers and should remain on shelves for another mont...

I was recently rereading one of my favorite books from my teenage years, a gem by Eloise Jarvis McGraw whose more popular titles include The...

Here is another treasure I discovered at the Huntington last summer. One of the most common trends for portraiture in the 1800s was to por...

I was raised with many family vacations involving trips to art museums since my mother is an art historian. I've continued the trend in...

For the next month I've place a fairy tale poll on the blog, allowing visitors to vote for their favorite fairy tale out of a list of th...

I discovered this little gem about fairy tales. A school in Kentucky just held a two-week summer camp called: "Guilty or Not Guilty, Y...

Here is Anna Pavlova's tutu for the her role in Swan Lake, one of the most famous of all the fairy tale and folklore based ballets. Thi...

More images from France, this time from the Galleries Lafayette in Paris near the Opéra de Paris Garnier. John and I spent the late morning...