Celebrating Art Beads, Inspiring Those Who Use Them.
Aniela Sobieski is intrigued by “the human impulse to self-decorate,” a fascination that permeates every aspect of her portraiture. Evoking both baroque paintings and contemporary fashions, Sobieski adorns women and the occasional dog with elaborate makeup and sculptural accessories placed conspicuously to mask the subject’s features. She seamlessly maps classic still lifes and sparse landscapes directly onto the sitter’s face, often highlighting the natural shape of the eye and coating the figure’s lips in bold red. More
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Recuerda a qué olía, cómo era la ropa que llevaba y qué sentiste al ver que se despojaba de ella. Recuerda cómo palpitaba tu corazón, si era de día o de noche
Édouard Jean Vuillard, 1905
Filipino artist Olan Ventura creates lavish acrylic paintings in the tradition of 17th century Dutch still lifes. Replicating the smallest details of iconic works such as Jan Davidsz de Heem’s Vase of Flowers (c. 1660), Ventura veers off course with striking glitches and drips that shoot off the canvas edges, seeming to pull grapes, lobsters, and roses from the past into the present. A statement on Yavuz Gallery explains that Ventura is interested in identity, technology, popular culture. More
Anton Pieck (1895-1986) Dutch painter, a painter and graphic artist. At the age of 11 he won his first prize for a still life. To paint in oil, has worked with watercolors, created etchings, engravings, was lithographs
Albert Dürer Lucas [English painter of still-life and flowers 1828-1918]
Art . Illustration . Design . Inspiration
Skull and bottles with light interior
When the original paintings that form the foundations of André Schulze’s compositions were made, people likely had never heard of a pixel.
Anton Pieck (1895-1986) Dutch painter, a painter and graphic artist. At the age of 11 he won his first prize for a still life. To paint in oil, has worked with watercolors, created etchings, engravings, was lithographs
24" by 36" acrylic and mixed media I ended up changing the background, adding black to mirror the Matisse background. I also added quite a bit more collage elements.
We spoke to the British painter about why most of her works leave her feeling disappointed, her current mood board, and more.
Port and still life photographer Giles Revell go under to reveal the beauty beneath the waves
Dreaming in Color III: Impressions © 2013 by Karen Mathison Schmidt, artist 6 x 6 inches • oil on archival, museum quality GessobordTM SOLD • private collection, Independence, Missouri Ray can sleep anywhere. Books and magazines are his favorite. And picture frames, don’t forget the picture frames. Anything with an edge to it. Hey, can I help it if my sleep number is 837? Speaking of sleep numbers ... I think I’d better go hit mine. Sweet dreams, everybody!
Paintings by Kaffe Fassett.
Must See Этой картины на выставке нет. Хаим Сутин. Автопортрет. Около 1918. Фрагмент / Cham Soutine. Self Portrait. Ca. 1918. Oil on canvas. 54.6 x 45.7 cm. The Henry and Rose Pearlman Foundation, USA. Source В Пушкинском музее 24 октября 2017 открылась выставка Хаим Сутин.…
O renascentista antecipou o surrealismo. Veja em detalhes no site
Art historian Michael Petry chooses works from Marc Quinn and Sharon Core among his favourite contemporary still lifes
Holy moly I love these glitched still lifes by Olan Ventura. (via colossal)
Brooklyn artist, Jack Henry gathers commonplace found objects and transforms them into multi-media sculptural works he calls, “monuments to post-industrial America”. Characterized by colorful abstractions, the process behind his signature “Core Sample” sculptures begins with building a vertical mold out of plywood and plastic, which he then uses to cast a variety of collected objects in layers of resin, cement and urban debris. The results are colorful, chaotic, and intricately-textured, resembling geographic core samples from an urban landfill. Bio: Jack Henry was born in 1984 in Jackson, MS, USA and raised in the suburbs of Flint, Michigan. He received his BFA from Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton and his MFA from University of Maryland, College Park with a concentration in sculpture/installation. His work has been shown throughout the US including recent shows at Lesley Heller Workspace, New York; Black and White Gallery, Brooklyn; Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Dodge Gallery, New York; Nudashank, Baltimore; Fjord Gallery, Philadelphia; Space Gallery, Portland ME; Glass Curtain Gallery, Columbia College, Chicago; La Esquina Gallery, Kansas City; Kunsthalle Galapagos, Brooklyn; Ground Floor Gallery, Brooklyn; Castle Gallery, College of New Rochelle, New York; Radiator Gallery, Long Island City. His work has been written about in the Chicago Tribune, the L Magazine, Hyperallergic, Beautiful/Decay, ArtFCity, and New American Paintings. Jack Henry has lived and worked in Brooklyn, NY since 2010.
