Author Archives: kunstkitchen

About kunstkitchen

Visual artist and writer hunting words, languages, visions, and insight in my kitchen - connecting Art (Kunst) and culture and slow food cooking. Credits: Do not own a microwave oven and never have. Do not own a food processor. Classically trained artist. Paint and draw with traditional materials. Live in the Northland where it's six months of winter. Appreciate the little things in life. Sharing food and art experiences and the lessons that my talented and generous friends have given me.

Charleston SC – Walk Continues = Magical Finds in Shop Windows

Posted on 02/21/2020

It was my habit to take pictures of store windows, when I was learning photography. Once in a while something unique in a store window catches my eye. Continue reading →

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Freezing Thursday – February Up North = Minus 29℉ /Minus 24℃

Posted on 02/13/2020

The other day, my Carolina friend asked me “How do you do it?” LOL. I replied.  (It was 27 degrees F – almost jacket weather) Then I thought about “How do you do it?”. Sunday it snowed, which means it … Continue reading →

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Cove Inlet Charleston SC = Sunset Views of the Bay and River

Posted on 02/07/2020

The H. L. Hunley submarine was sunk in the Civil War. Clive Kussler the writer put together an underwater expedition to find the H. .L Hunley.  Cussler was successful. “After fifteen years of searching, on May 3rd, 1995, New York … Continue reading →

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Charleston SC Historic Walk Continues

Posted on 02/04/2020

Charleston South Carolina has many historic buildings. The first building pictured here is One Broad Street. Continue reading →

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Charleston South Carolina = Historic Views – Walking Tour

Posted on 01/26/2020

The Historic Iron works of Charleston: “That’s right – One man is responsible for over 500 masterful pieces of wrought iron in the city. His name is Philip Simmons.” Free tours by Foot One of the examples of Philip Simmons’ … Continue reading →

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