6 inspiring artist studios from the greats to inspire creativity, exploration and solitude…
We recently stumbled on Flavorwire's tour of 10 famous artist's studios, a welcome break from cleaned-up interiors pictures that are everywhere. These spaces are interesting because they're fluid, unconcerned with conventional notions of stylishness, yet uniquely beautiful in surprising ways. Often they reveal important elements of the work process — like taping a nap, resting or hanging out — as indicated by the lounge chair in Georgia O’Keefe’s studio in Abiquiu, New Mexico, Alexander Calder's living room of a home studio in France... ...and the adirondack chair in Mark Rothko’s studio in East Hampton, New York... Some we love because
Photographer Captures 100 Female Artists In Their Homes And Studios
This is a collection of 125 artists in their studios from all over the world -- North America to Britain to Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Brought to you by the Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios program, a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
antnet News spoke with Tate Liverpool's artistic director Francesco Manacorda about Piet Mondrian's studios, on the occasion of his major retrospective.
AD takes you into the workspaces of today’s creative class
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Pablo Picasso, Spanish Painter and Sculptor, 1954 "We do not take pictures with our cameras, but with our hearts and minds," so said Arnold Newman,
Maggi Hambling says she often destroys her own work, and finds portrait-making as intense as an affair.
Artists, patrons and critics have argued for centuries over the right way to frame a painting. Ultimately, it’s a matter of personal taste, says Andrew Graham-Dixon
As an exhibition of her early work opens at Guggenheim Bilbao, we explore the formative years and enduring legacy of Lygia Clark, the Modernist artist who broke down the barrier between art and life
This is the Parisian atelier of painter Jules Thulot, little-known today, but in this photograph we get an intimate look inside his personal space. A fabulously bohemian lair, begging to be explored inch by inch. It was the discovery of this photograph that sent me on my hunt for today's compendium
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Joan Miro Architectural Digest January/February 1979
In his new photo book “New York Artist Studios,” photographer Marco Anelli offers a fascinating foray into the ateliers of artists including Marina Abramović, Nate Lowman, Shirin Neshat and Joyce Pensato.
OASIS Poster Noel & Liam Gallagher MTV Studios 1994 Definitely Maybe Period Produced in the UK around 2003/2004, this is an early 21st century poster depicting an original period photograph. A small piece of music history, a rarely seen photo capturing a snapshot in time of the band/artist. Printed on high quality paper. The photo has been reproduced with a grainy resolution to give the poster a nice vintage/retro feel. Produced under licence with copyright accreditation to the legal rights owner of the original photograph. Poster Size - 33 x 23 Inches Approx This poster is has never been used but may have minor blemishes such as fingerprints and/or slight wrinkling/creasing as a result of storage and handling. The poster in the photo is the actual poster you will receive, we never use stock photos. All posters will be rolled and packed in a very strong tube with the ends padded out to prevent movement and the plastic cap ends will be sealed. All our poster sizes are given in inches, 1 inch = approx 2.5 centimetres. These items come with a full money back guarantee.
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When her own Manhattan studio proved too small for a blockbuster commission, artist Julie Mehretu found room to create in the lofty nave of a deconsecrated Harlem church
When writing an article about an artist, one expects to have some discussion of the art created by the person in question, but in this case, that is going to be avoided. Tamara de Lempicka was a highly controversial artist, and there is no lack of people studying her work, no matter which side they
Jackie Anderson is a self-confessed colour addict. She brings this passion to life through paint, with her bold, bright and colour-block designs, creating canvases bursting with joy. Describing herself as a spontaneous expressionist, we sat down with Jackie to hear her journey to becoming an artist and how the seasons influence and inspire her colourful ...
Uma coleção com aproximadamente mil recortes e colagens inacabados do artista francês Henri Matisse foi doada por sua família para dois museus na França, informa o jornal britânico "The Independent".
This is a collection of 125 artists in their studios from all over the world -- North America to Britain to Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Brought to you by the Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios program, a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
If you are a young fashion photographer or stylist trying to break into the fashion industry, you’re likely feeling frustrated right about now. For all artists out there the path to success and
Vincent Willem sont les deux prénoms que ses parents Théo et Johanna van Gogh ont donnés à l’enfant né le 31 janvier 1890 à trois heures du matin (dans l'appartemant du 3ème étage). Une lettre parvient à un autre Vincent Willem van Gogh qui relève d’une crise d’épilepsie, lui apprenant la naissance de son neveu. Ce dernier est bouleversé et contrarié, ne voulant pas d’un autre homonyme, son frère aîné, mort né un an jour pour jour avant sa naissance, portant aussi les mêmes prénoms que lui. "Maintenant pour le petit, pourquoi donc ne l’appelez-vous pas Théo* en mémoire de notre père ? A moi, certes cela me ferait tant de plaisir" écrit-il, mais la lettre arriva trop tard, les prénoms ayant déjà été déposés à l’état civil. La nuit précédent la naissance de son fils, Jo se croyant à l’agonie avait dans une lettre ouvert son cœur à ce beau-frère qu’elle admirait, mais qu’elle n’avait jamais vu : "Mais jusqu’à présent tout allait bien, je tiendrai courage. Ce soir comme tous les soirs qui viennent de passer, je me demande si réellement j’ai pu faire quelque chose pour rendre Théo heureux dans son mariage. Il me l’a rendu lui. Il a été si bon pour moi, si bon si cela ne finit pas bien, si je dois le quitter, dis-lui, car il n’y a personne au monde qu’il aime tant (…), mais je ne peux pas le lui dire maintenant, car la moitié de ma compagnie est allée dormir » Une des sœurs de Théo et Vincent, Wilemine, et leur mère étaient venues d’Amsterdam pour assister à la naissance d’un autre Vincent. Comme un bonheur n’arrive jamais seul, Théo avait vendu une toile de Vincent La Vigne rouge, officiellement même si l’on peut en douter, la seule du vivant de l’artiste ! Le 17 mai 1790, Vincent revient à Paris par la gare de Lyon. Son frère l’attend avec un fiacre pour le conduire chez lui cité Pigalle, Jo l'attendant à la fenêtre du troisième étage. Elle est surprise quand elle voit descendre de la voiture les deux hommes, l’un robuste et le teint halé, l’autre, son mari, chétif et voûté par la fatigue et la maladie qui va l’emporter bientôt. Vincent resta trois jours cité Pigalle, avant de repartir à Auvers-sur-Oise. Le 5 juillet 1790, Théo, qui ne peut pas se déplacer, invite Vincent à Paris avec l’emploi du temps suivant : aller chez le père Tanguy pour rencontrer un peintre Walpone Book qui désire regarder ses tableaux, se rendre chez un brocanteur pour admirer un bouddha japonais et bien sûr prendre un repas cité Pigalle, préparé amoureusement par Johanna . Le dimanche 6 juillet, Vincent arrive gare Saint-Lazare par le premier train du matin. Il va comme prévu avec Théo dans la boutique du 14 rue Clauzel. De là ils vont chez le brocanteur (vraisemblablement Philippe Sichel, 18 rue Pigalle) et se rendent ensuite dans l’atelier de Toulouse-Lautrec 27 rue Caulaincourt, voient le tableau Mlle Dihau au piano et Toulouse-Lautrec qui les accompagne ensuite au repas cité Pigalle. Albert Aurier est également présent, mais Vincent décida de repartir aussitôt pour Auvers, sans même attendre Armand Guillaumin qui devait arriver pour le dîner. C'est à Auvers qu'il meurt le 29 juillet 1890 (cf. autourduperetanguy.blogspirit.com).
