Interview by LA Maritime Museum Director Marifrances Trivelli. The new children’s exhibit at the Museum: “What’s Going on in the Harbor Today?” is unique in that it focuses
The exhibition “Ocean Liner France, Design at sea” closed its doors in the Spring of 2014 at the Musee d’Art et d’Industrie (Museum of Art and Industry) in Saint-Etienne, France. The
MaritimeMatters writer, Shawn Dake will be appearing on a segment of the Huell Howser television program “California’s Gold” on Monday, April 23rd. The program airs at 7:30pm on
I had recently the opportunity to connect with the New-York based painter Wayne Mazotta, and interviewed him for MaritimeMatters – Martin Cox Martin Cox: Hello Wayne, I’d like
Britain’s National Maritime Museum has launched a fundraising campaign to buy the current “Fourth Plinth” artwork, Nelson’s Ship in a Bottle by Yinka Shonibare. Over the past six
On July 13, An irreplaceable icon of Britain’s maritime heritage, SS ROBIN, the world’s last remaining steam coaster built in 1890 will return to London on a barge.
Continuing my trip down London’s River Thames on board the HURRICANE CLIPPER, (Thames Clippers operates a fleet of twelve luxury high speed catamarans) the next ship that caught my
Moored at Temple Pier on Victoria Embankment, London just downstream of Waterloo Bridge and not far from the Savoy Hotel, is a white ship from another era. Sporting
“S/S NORWAY: Memories in Imagery” by Devon M. Scott arrived, printed by Lulu, (an online publisher.) The slim book is a square, 8 x 8 inch format, with
