The Nabad Art Gallery is nestled off Rainbow Street in a converted residence.
The current exhibit is "Living on the Edge" by Serwan Baran, an Iraqi Kurdish artist.
Outside was a little seating area with a "tree" of resin baubles.
Along the street...Trumpet Vine
And Plumbago.
And Bougainvillea.
Jordan is really dry (about 10 inches of rain a year) and less than 2% of its land is arable. But now and then I saw some walls where homeowners had taken the time to plant (and water) flowers. And it's a magnificent sight.
And children's graffiti along the road with Amman in the distance.
I stopped in the local book store cafe which also is a bar. Had a beer and some wings.
The city center is down the hill from Rainbow Street and I decided to walk.
And then when Rainbow Street dead ends...stairs.
And the bustling (and chaotic) downtown...
The current exhibit is "Living on the Edge" by Serwan Baran, an Iraqi Kurdish artist.
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| Titled: The Last Survivors |
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| Titled: "The Face of War" |
Outside was a little seating area with a "tree" of resin baubles.
And Plumbago.
Jordan is really dry (about 10 inches of rain a year) and less than 2% of its land is arable. But now and then I saw some walls where homeowners had taken the time to plant (and water) flowers. And it's a magnificent sight.
I stopped in the local book store cafe which also is a bar. Had a beer and some wings.
The city center is down the hill from Rainbow Street and I decided to walk.
She's Knitting.
One of my missions was to find a (pirated) DVD stall. I did and bought myself two trashy films for about $1.40 per.
Rode the bus home. Another good day.
Rode the bus home. Another good day.
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