Photograph David Williams gives the stereotype a twist with portfolio Men & cats
Crazy cat woman is such gender stereotype
categories: Photography
Cats = Zen
categories: Philosophy
Zen in its essence is the art of seeing into the nature of one’s own being, and it points the way from bondage to freedom. By making us drink right from the fountain of life, it liberates us from all the yokes under which we finite beings are usually suffering in this world.
This is how D.T. Suzuki describes Zen. The picture confirms the thesis.
The saddest furriest diva in rock
categories: Cats & musicians
The coolest cat groupie ever must be Lana Del Rey on the cover of Rolling Stone.
An ode to cats
categories: Cats & writers
Joyce Carol Oates loves them
Feline PI Midnight Louie at your service
categories: Cats & writers
Human and writer Carole Nelson Douglas loves her Owners so much she dedicated a whole series to them, 28 bookes makes out the mystery series of Midnight Louie and one have to love the titels – and covers!
Happy New Year
categories: Paintings
To all cultural cat lovers, let 2015 be the best cat year ever!
Oh yeah!
categories: Illustrations & Drawings
What could possibly be more appealing then writing in cat font? It turns beautiful by default.
The nobel scandal
categories: Cats & writers
The Cultural Cat staff is pretty disappointed to find out a that the Nobel Prize 2014 is awarded a writer who doesn’t have have a cat. It is quite the scandal to be honest. Especially since the permanent secretary of the Swedish academy, announcer of the Nobel Prize in literature, is a cat lover. His cats are called Pollux and Castor, same as the nicknames Simone de Beauvoir and Jean Paul Sartre used to have for each other. Kind of cute isn’t it?
This is pollux.
And this is Castor
Bébert : Le chat de Louis-Ferdinand Céline
categories: Cats & writers
Céline may have been hated for his political view and he may not have thought any good of mankind or the world. But one thing he got right. His love for cats.
Lydia Davis
categories: Cats & writers
Brief Incident in Short a, Long a, and Schwa
Cat, gray tabby, calm, watches large, black ant. Man, rapt, stands staring at cat and ant. Ant advances along path. Ant halts, baffled. Ant back-tracks fast—straight at cat. Cat, alarmed, backs away. Man, standing, staring, laughs. Ant changes path again. Cat, calm again, watches again.
