Sweeping through the canvas with finesse, Bleeding (the) Nation D1 captivates the eye with its epoxied crescendo of colors. Drenched in a midnight hue that teeters on the edge of an ink black abyss, the piece beckons with a mysterious allure, punctuated by a vibrant interplay of citrusy marigold and auburn shades that suggest an amber warmth glowing within the dark expanse. The rich undertones flicker with an earthy luster, providing a striking contrast to the predominant depth of the darker elements.Positioned within the grand composition, this artwork harmonizes with its family of Scales by exploring a visual narrative when paired with either 'D2, D3' or 'C1, E1'. These neighboring canvases extend the journey of sight, crafting a tableau of emotion and introspection as the viewer stitches together adjacent fragments to weave an unfolding story. The larger prints offered magnify this effect, allowing collectors to delve into the vibrant expressions and subdued motifs that dominate this original artwork.An embodiment of contemporary abstract art, this scale embraces the dichotomy of vivid and muted, bringing designer's favorite hues into the limelight. Ideal for an art installation within a home gallery or as part of a sophisticated office decor, the piece complements interiors that favor minimalist or organic textures, inviting onlookers to lose themselves in the emotional landscape that it renders, a silent dialogue between art and observer.
“Why don’t you photograph me anymore?” A simple question sparks an ongoing project between a photographer and her stepdaughter that explores the tender, intimate moments of young womanhood.
Returning year after year, perennial plants are a great investment in your garden. We'll help you find the best perennials to grow to have a beautiful yard nearly year-round.
Neon lights in Saudi Arabia
Visual artist Rob Kesseler collaborates with two leading botanical biologists to document the otherworldly beauty of the building block of plant life using bleeding-edge electron photomicroscopy.
Unity is strength
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‘Eternal Youth’ — a new show opening tomorrow at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago — features work by Wolfgang Tillmans, Larry Clark, Ryan Trecartin, Amalia Ulman, Eddie Peake, and Calvin Klein.
This beautiful archive of crowdsourced photographs is aiming to provide a lasting memory of the Glasgow School of Art
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Youth and pop culture provocateurs since 1991. Fearless fashion, music, art, film, politics and ideas from today's bleeding edge. Declare Independence.
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Vigorous, sun and heat tolerant, Dicentra 'King of Hearts' (Fern-Leaf Bleeding Heart) is a compact, bushy perennial noted for its arching sprays of large, deep rose heart-shaped flowers. Blooming over a very long season extending from late spring to early fall in cool summer climates, the flowers dangle gracefully above a sumptuous foliage mound of feathery, finely-divided, blue-green leaves. In warmer areas, flowering will stop in the heat of the summer and may start again in late summer to early fall.
Believe it or not, you can have flowers when gardening in wet, low-light conditions
Walter van Beirendonck, founding member of the Antwerp Six, tells Jim Morrall about why he is a giant monster with ...
Alexandra Leese is a half-Chinese, half-English photographer, looking to dismantle tired stereotypes of Asian men with her imagery.
Native to the eastern United States, Dicentra eximia (Fringed Bleeding Heart) is a compact, bushy perennial adorned with a ferny, much dissected, gray-green foliage which persists throughout the growing season and does not go summer dormant if given adequate moisture. Blooming freely over a long period extending from early spring to frost, charming clusters of small rose-pink buds open to reveal pale to dark pink, nodding, heart-shaped blossoms which dance gracefully above the lush foliage mound. Flowering will stop in the heat of the summer (particularly in the hotter climates) and may start again in late summer or early fall. A reliable performer, Dicentra eximia resembles the showier Asian Bleeding Heart (D. spectabilis), which is often cultivated in eastern gardens and usually goes dormant by mid-summer. Heat tolerant if planted in rich, moist soil in shade, Dicentra eximia is an excellent choice for southern gardens.
Looking to add more interest to your landscape? Start a garden. Here, we put together our tried-and-true garden ideas, from dressing up your space with containers to inspiration for what to grow.
Peter J Walsh's 'RAVE ONE' celebrates the glory days of beloved Manchester institution, The Haçienda.
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Exhibition dates: 7th October 2016 – 26th February 2017 An exhibition showcasing Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer artistic life in New York City through the social networks of L…
Une série photo shootée pour le label de Rich Mnisi met les androgynes sud-africains à l'honneur.
Everblooming, award-winner Dicentra 'Luxuriant' (Fern-Leaf Bleeding Heart) is a compact herbaceous perennial adorned with a blue-green, finely divided foliage and arching sprays of nodding, heart-shaped, cerise-pink flowers. Blooming over a very long season extending from late spring to early fall, the flowers dangle gracefully above the lush foliage mound. 'Luxuriant' is more sun and heat tolerant than most bleeding heart varieties. Excellent for edging, and very useful for containers.
