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Email me for press/media inquiries and other collaborations.

joshtravelssometimes@gmail.com

Meet Josh

Meet Josh

Joshua Chévere Cohen is the founder, editor-in-chief, and creative director of Josh Travels Sometimes. A writer with degrees in both English Literature and History, Cohen brings a poetic, darkly humorous, and helplessly Europhile perspective to the world of travel writing.

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  • More Kusama for your mama
    3 months ago by joshtravelssometimes More Kusama for your mama.
  • Diego Velzquez Portrait of Pope Innocent X is one of
    4 months ago by joshtravelssometimes Diego Velázquez’ Portrait of Pope Innocent X is one of the most beloved portraits in art history. Celebrated for its realism, the portrait has inspired artists for generations, including the nightmarish studies by Francis Bacon. See it for yourself at the  @galleriadoriapamphilj .
  • My boy Goethe hanging around Villa Borghese just as he
    4 months ago by joshtravelssometimes My boy Goethe hanging around Villa Borghese, just as he did in 1786.
  • Hows your head?
    4 months ago by joshtravelssometimes “How’s your head?”‍♀️
  • What this old thing?
    4 months ago by joshtravelssometimes What, this old thing?
  • Dem bones dem bones dem bones dem bones
    4 months ago by joshtravelssometimes Dem bones dem bones dem bones dem bones
  • An unforgettable dining experience from one of the worlds most
    4 months ago by joshtravelssometimes An unforgettable dining experience from one of the world’s most celebrated chefs.
  • Stained glass at Mexicos imperial palace
    4 months ago by joshtravelssometimes Stained glass at Mexico’s imperial palace. ✨
  • Thats a long way down 248 steps up the Pyramid
    4 months ago by joshtravelssometimes That’s a long way down. 248 steps up the Pyramid of the Sun.
  • Bellas Artes
    4 months ago by joshtravelssometimes Bellas Artes. ✨

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  • Your Guide to Beating the Crowds at the Vatican Museums (and Having the Sistine Chapel to Yourself!)

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  • Fantastic shot from inside @thesashacohenphotography’s home studio. Got the Bon Jovi hair fan on full blast. More from this session coming soon.
  • Yesterday was the last day of my 20s, so why not check a big scary item off the ol’ bucket list? Amazing experience but I think I’m good on adrenaline for one lifetime. 😅
  • Symbolism. 💱 @valley.of.fire
  • @valley.of.fire looking extra 🔥-y #valleyoffire #valleyoffirestatepark #travelnevada
  • Spending a crisp New Year’s Day with #ElephantRock at @valley.of.fire State Park. It’s amazing to see what thousands of years of wind erosion does to this vibrant desert rock.
  • 2018 in a flash. 💫 Thanks for following my adventures. Where in the world will I be next year?
  • More Kusama for your mama.
  • Yayoi Kusama, we meet again. 🎃 “Aftermath of Obliteration of Eternity” Infinity Room on display at the Bellagio through April.
  • Diego Velázquez’ Portrait of Pope Innocent X is one of the most beloved portraits in art history. Celebrated for its realism, the portrait has inspired artists for generations, including the nightmarish studies by Francis Bacon. See it for yourself at the @galleriadoriapamphilj.
  • My boy Goethe hanging around Villa Borghese, just as he did in 1786.
  • “How’s your head?”💁‍♀️
  • What, this old thing?
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