Press.
What we are, what we'll say, and photographs you can use.
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One person reads it, so it will be a real reply rather than a form.
What Living Spree is
Living Spree publishes free editorial and premium digital guides to art and landscape destinations. It sells judgment rather than information: what is worth a short trip, in what order, and what to skip.
It takes no tourism-board money and runs no sponsored destination coverage, which is what makes an honest skip list possible.
Why that matters, if you need the angle
Most travel coverage cannot tell you what to skip. A tourism-board client or an affiliate relationship makes an honest negative verdict commercially impossible. Living Spree takes neither, and the skip list is the result.
We are also independent of every event we cover. Basel Black Book, our companion to Miami art week, has no affiliation with Art Basel and says so on its own pages.
The guides
Las Vegas to Zion, Page & the Grand Canyon — $79. Three drives out of one airport, nine itineraries, sixty stops and nine town profiles. For travellers who want the Southwest's landscape and roadside art without assembling the route themselves.
Palm Springs & Joshua Tree — $59. Ninety-four entries across nine sections, two drawn maps, and a reader-selected trip length so the guide folds to the trip being taken. Desert modernism, land art, the national park and the town, treated as one trip rather than two.
Both are private mobile web guides, updated as things change. No PDF. Neither is on general sale yet — email if you want to see inside one.
Photographs
There is an archive of several thousand original photographs across the American Southwest, Utah, Zion, Palm Springs, the Miami art fairs and the Lowcountry. Selections are available to press at no cost, with credit.
Credit line: Photograph by Charlotte Underwood / Living Spree
Cleared for press use: landscape outside tribal land, Zion, Bonneville Salt Flats, Goblin Valley, Miami architecture and cityscape, and art-fair atmosphere shots where no single artwork is the subject.
Not cleared: any frame where an individual artwork is the subject, Wynwood murals, and Antelope Canyon, which requires a commercial photography permit on Navajo Nation land.
Tell us the story and we'll send a selection rather than a contact sheet.
Founder
Charlotte Underwood is the founder of Living Spree. She spent fifteen years building entertainment and hospitality brands, including Pacha New York and M2 Miami Beach.
Boilerplate
Living Spree is an independent travel publication covering art and landscape destinations, publishing free editorial and premium digital guides for short trips. It was founded in 2026 by Charlotte Underwood and is based in Miami. Living Spree also publishes Basel Black Book, an independent editorial companion to Miami Art Week, which is not affiliated with Art Basel.
Press: [email protected] · livingspree.co
Coverage
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