The Renegade Craft Fair
We’re thrilled to let you know that Project Bly will be at the The Renegade Craft Fair in San Francisco this weekend, July 18th…
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Basket Case: Baskets from Around the World
Basketery or basket weaving is one of the oldest known crafts, and you’ll find woven baskets in different shapes and sizes in every street…
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A Walking Tour of Krakow’s Vibrant Art District
The love locks that adorn the foot bridge spanning the Vistula River often distract people from a statue of a white pig carved out of marble with it’s feet trussed together…
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Summer Living: Inside Outside
When it’s warm outside, our favorite thing to do is to bring the indoors outside and the outdoors inside. We’re leaving the doors and…
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Bicycle Stories from Afghanistan to Zambia
Anywhere you go in the world, you’re almost sure to see a bicycle. There are an estimated 1 billion around the world, and these…
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Maria Belford: Life Through the Camera Lens
Meet photographer and filmmaker Maria Belford, an avid traveler who describes herself as “constantly moving, restless, and looking forward to going somewhere new and seeing…
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Textiles that Talk: Say It with Kente Cloth
Kente is a traditional fabric from Ghana made of interwoven strips of silk or cotton. Not only do the colors have meaning, but each…
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What Strange Food Is This?
““Do we really want to travel in hermetically sealed popemobiles through the rural provinces of France, Mexico and the Far East, eating only in…
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How to Create a Memory: A Profile of Photographer Hajime Kimura
It always starts with a memory. Hajime Kimura was sixteen when he saw his first horse race.
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Project Bly’s New Blog!
We’re so excited to introduce you to our new updated blog!
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