Q: What non-art book are you reading now?
Tiwanaku
A: I am reading Kim Mac Quarrie’s, “The Last Days of the Incas.” It’s fascinating to discover the intricacies of the epic conquest of the short-lived Inca empire. The book is actually thrilling to read. Mac Quarrie makes this story come alive.
Last summer I traveled to Peru to investigate the history of the Incas and the civilizations that preceded them. In May of this year I continued my studies with a trip to Bolivia. Both trips are proving to be highly inspirational for my art practice.
Comments are welcome!
Posted on August 12, 2017, in An Artist's Life, Bolivia, Creative Process, Inspiration, Photography, Travel and tagged "The Last Days of the Incas", art practice, Bolivia, empire, history, Inca, inspirational, Kim Mac Quarrie, Peru, reading, South America, Tiwanaku. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
I’m reading, Pax, by Sara Pennypacker. It’s about a boy named, Peter and his pet Fox. With the first paragraph, you’re hooked. Owen
On Saturday, August 12, 2017, barbararachkoscoloreddust.com wrote:
> barbararachkoscoloreddust posted: ” A: I am reading Kim Mac Quarrie’s, > “The Last Days of the Incas.” It’s fascinating to discover the intricacies > of the epic conquest of the short-lived Inca empire. The book is actually > thrilling to read. Mac Quarrie makes this story come alive. ” >