Blogs about Art
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House of Mysticum
Atlanta Surrealist Group.
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Collective Street Art The post Collective Street Art first appeared on Atlanta Surrealist Group.The post Collective Street Art appeared first on Atlanta Surrealist Group.
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James Russell
I write in a personal, entertaining way about 20th century British artists, including Ravilious & Paul Nash, & about the places that inspired them.
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NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! TIRZAH GARWOOD AT DULWICH PICTURE GALLERY Tirzah Garwood, Hornet and Wild Rose, 1950 (Towner)Another lengthy silence and another valid excuse... I've been hard at work putting together the first major museum exhibition devoted to the art of Tirzah Garwood (1908-51) since …
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Jonathan Griffin
Criticism and essays on art and culture.
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Jessie Homer French On a sunny autumn morning, in Jessie Homer French’s garage-studio, up several miles of mountain switchbacks from Palm Desert, Calif., a dozen canvases are propped on shelves in various stages of completion. Most are landscapes. …
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Kansas City Painter Michael Schliefke
Displays the work of Kansas City Painter Michael Schliefke, paintings, drawings, art events and art classes.
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Jan ’24 Studio Update The post Jan ’24 Studio Update appeared first on Schliefkevision - Paintings & Art Classes. It’s back to the grind with a new year on the calendar. Lots of projects are making my days overloaded …
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Lines and Colors
Blog on painting, drawing, sketching, illustration, comics and other visual art.
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Marc Dalessio (update 2024) Marc Dalessio is a contemporary American painter whose work I have followed with interest for a number of years. I first wrote about him in 2009, and again in 2014. I’m long overdue to feature …
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log.kradeelav.com
krad is an animation-influenced leather artist located in the South as a sr. design manager to a brand you've heard of.
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2024-04-16 16:56 one of the reasons why i think i janked my wrist so badly back in february is because i was trying out some new brushes at the same time i was inadvertently stressing it out …
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Lucas da Silva - Blog
Just my random thoughts and other random things that you may or may not find interesting. :).
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Yesterweek #09 PleinAirpril no more. I got a cold this past week and that affected me way more than I thought it would. I ended up missing PleinAirpril and for this week I only managed to paint …
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Peter Nencini
Making-looking-thinking.
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Susan, Sonia Susan Bosence. "STRIPE and SPOT. (a) Combination of double wax resist twice brush dyed in Soledon blue and brown. Wax removed and paste resisted then brush dyed in dark blue on calico. (b) Wax resist …
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The Public Domain Review
Online journal and not-for-profit project dedicated to the exploration of curious and compelling works from the history of art, literature, and ideas.
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Maria Catharina Prestel’s Printed Cabinet of Drawings (ca. 1780s) Aquatint engravings that were employed to reproduce the tonal subtleties of drawings.
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Sean Bonner
changing the world, one pixel at a time.
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(Crypto)Punks, Clubs, and Finding Belonging in Unlikely Places Once upon a time on Twitter: I was on the road and groggy with cold meds when this conversation happened, so I told my friend Rushkoff I’d get back to him when I was home …
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SOCKS
An online magazine of Art, Architecture, Media, Culture, Sounds, Territories, Technology.
By Mariabruna Fabrizi, Fosco Lucarelli. 🇫🇷 More infoUpdated
“I called them Ghosts”. Visual Poems and Sequences by George Wylesol George Wylesol is a Baltimore-based artist who primarily produces illustrations and comic-like sequences of drawings, often accompanied by written text in the form of short poems. His works blend mundane objects and settings with surreal …
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some LANDSCAPES
Landscape in art, music, literature, film and other art forms.
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The Fountain of Arethusa There is sweet music in that pine tree's whisper...- Theocritus, Idyll 1, trans. Anthony VerityLast week I was in Syracuse, the home of Theocritus and, by extension, pastoral poetry. The first of his Idylls begins …
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[this is aaronland] listening past the delivery
By Aaron Straup Cope. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
Wishful Thinking Wishful Thinking Postcard: Finnair, Sud Aviation Caravelle 1970s Gift of Thomas G. Dragges Collection of SFO Museum 2015.166.0701 I spoke at the 2023 Museum Computer Network conference, in Philadelphia, last week and presented a talk …
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v21 | Blog
v buckenham | artist / curator / game designer / creative technologist / etc | based in London, UK.
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Downpour is out! Today, Downpour comes out! In case you don’t know, Downpour is the game creation tool I have been working on for the past few years. I started it after I left Niantic in October 2022, …
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We Make Money Not Art
By Régine Debatty. More infoUpdated
KIP. A theatre performance for chickens Who says that only humans can enjoy art? How about other animals? Chickens, for example. Would they appreciate a theatre performance designed specifically for them? Anne Hofstra, KIP, 2023 Artist Anne Hofstra believes that anthropocentrism …
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The White Pube | blog
The collaborative identity of Gabrielle de la Puente and Zarina Muhammad under which we write about art, video games, books, food, life, the weather, whatever’s in our heart.
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WHAT I SAW LAST WEEK: 15th April hello & welcome back to ✨WHAT I SAW LAST WEEK!✨ – my culture diary so i can remember what i’ve fuckin looked at on a week by week basis. straight into it »> tice cin …