Blogs about Art
39 blogs about Art.
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Aesthetics for Birds
An aesthetics and philosophy of art blog for a general audience: theories, terms, art and cultural criticism, interviews, roundtables, news.
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Gwen Bradford on Haus der Kunst University of Toronto philosopher Gwen Bradford discusses Haus der Kunst, a Nazi era building commission-turned-modern art museum. Continue reading → The post Gwen Bradford on Haus der Kunst appeared first on Aesthetics for Birds.
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Amy Goodchild — Blog
I’m an artist based in London. I use code and other technology to create art which explores generativity, group experience, and interaction.
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Chaos in the medium: watercolour plotting Over the past few weeks, I've been experimenting with painting in watercolours using my AxiDraw plotter. Watercolour is a medium I enjoy painting in (by hand) as a personal hobby, kind of separate from my …
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ART and ARCHITECTURE, mainly
History, art history and architecture of Britain & Empire, Europe, Mediterranean & North America, 1640-1940.
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Tom Keating: the most moral art faker? This is the strangest Faked Art story I've ever seen. Tom Keating (1917–84) was born into a poor London family. His father worked as a house painter, and barely made enough to feed the household. …
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The Artist’s Notebook
Paul Watson’s notes on ongoing artwork, giving an insight into the creative process.
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Bluesky, eXit, and vague thoughts about self-hosting The “Folk Horror and folklore” starter pack The mass exodus from Twitter/X to Bluesky over the past weekend — #eXit as some have tagged it — has dramatically increased the number of followers I have …
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Artmaker Blog
At Share Festival we always want to know how technology art is made, and the best ways to make it.
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Art Thinking at Ars Electronica *Okay, why not? The post Art Thinking at Ars Electronica appeared first on Artmaker Blog.
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BLAKE GOPNIK on art
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THE FRIDAY PIC is an installation shot from “Amerika,” the wonderful new projection by Javier Téllez… THE FRIDAY PIC is an installation shot from “Amerika,” the wonderful new projection by Javier Téllez at the Center for Art, Research and Alliances, a two-year-old space in Greenwich Village in New York. In today’s …
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booktwo.org | James Bridle
The blog of James Bridle: art, literature, and the network, since 2006.
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Shipping Seagrass to the Venice Biennial We’re raising money to take an ecological artwork to Venice. Support us here. In 2022, my partner and I co-founded the artist’s collective Vessel on the island of Aegina to explore creative approaches to ecology, …
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Brendan Dawes
collected thoughts, processes and observations made during the course of making things.
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Over the years, many of the things I’ve made have been inspired by my ongoing love affair with film Over the years, many of the things I’ve made have been inspired by my ongoing love affair with film. From Cinema Redux to my current work with @gary_hustwit and the team for the Eno generative …
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the cassandra pages
An artist, graphic designer, writer and publisher.
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A clarification, and a positive thing to do Since writing my last post, I’ve heard from many people who appreciated what I had to say, and a few who thought I was excusing rather than condemning Trump voters and, in talking about the …
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Cendrine Marrouat - Artist
A poet, photographer, multi-genre author, fiction writer, co-founder of Auroras & Blossoms, and creator of literary forms.
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From the archives: B&W 246-250 Sharing my favorite images from my archives. The post From the archives: B&W 246-250 first appeared on Cendrine Marrouat - Artist.
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Colossal
Art, design, and visual culture.
By Christopher Jobson, Grace Ebert, et al. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
Concentric Forms Escape the Confines of the Ceramic Vessel in Matthew Chambers’s Sculptures It’s been almost exactly a decade since we first featured the concentric, ceramic vessels of Matthew Chambers on Colossal, and in that time, we’ve come to find his sculptures no less stupefying. From his studio …
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Contemporary Art Daily
New art exhibitions and performances from around the world are published every day on our website and in our newsletter.
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Louise Sartor at Crèvecoeur October 14 – November 30, 2024
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Daniel Sroka Open Studio
I am a fine art nature photographer, and these are my reflections on making art: the inspiration, the process, and the business.
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About the art: Vaulting Vaulting, an abstract of a leaf. ©2024 Daniel Sroka. Some leaves seem to stay in motion even after they’ve landed on the ground. When I found this leaf last fall, I was first struck by …
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David Revoy
Artist, Instructor, using only Free/Libre and Open-Source software since 2009.
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XPPen Artist Pro 19 (Gen 2) - review on GNU/Linux Video: Youtube: https://youtu.be/d8Ft3b002LM Peertube: https://peertube.touhoppai.moe/w/vdjYvJUC9JQCkLeK6pVWj1 Useful links: Review video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/d8Ft3b002LM Review video on Peertube: [link] Official store page Official product page Official store: the "classic" stylus Official store: the adjustable stand Technical: udev-hid-bpf …
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Doodlers Anonymous
A modern art blog featuring a vast archive of creative inspiration, hand-drawn interviews by contemporary artists, and more.
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Capturing Nature’s Beauty: Plein-Air Painting Essentials for Landscapes This blog post will delve into the details of each tool you need for plein air painting.
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Doug McCune - Data Artist
I'm an Oakland artist who embraces data exploration and map making in an attempt to come to terms with the chaos of urban environments.
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Planned Obsolescense 20249″ x 11″ x 4″Bronze Discarded phones piling up waiting for the apocalypse. The post Planned Obsolescense first appeared on Doug McCune.
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Drawing Matter
Exploring the role of drawing in architectural thought and practice.
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Dull Tool Dim Bulb
Jim Linderman blog about surface, wear, form and authenticity in self-taught art, outsider art, antique american folk art, antiques and photography.
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Bettie Boop and other drawings by Evelyn Anonymous 1935 Some things I scan just because they should be preserved. 7 Drawings by Evelyn Unknown dated 1935 include Betty Boop and some early vamps. Early drawing book by Evelyn 1935 Collection Dull Tool Dim Bulb
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A journal by artist and designer John Coulthart.
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The Mona Lisa Curse How I miss Robert Hughes. In print or on the television screen he was one of those rare people whose appearances you didn’t want to miss. On television especially, a medium where he excelled when …
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greg.org
the making of, by greg allen.
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The Laramie Branding Project I found myself driving through Laramie, Wyoming today, and wondered what the memorial legacy of Matthew Shepard was. tl;dr: basically nothing. Ten years after his murder, the University of Wyoming put a plaque with Shepard’s …