Las fotografías del controvertido y aclamado Kishin Shinoyama [Desnudos]

Hacía tiempo que en la Trastienda de Quedeflores.com no realizábamos la sección “De cuadros y flores”, pero hoy hemos visto un precioso cuadro de Cuno

Paintings and illustrations by Alexandra Levasseur

We women should demand that our extended village, our society and world, takes better care of our children and of us by providing us with food, air and water that won't put our children at risk for autism or other neurodevelopmental disorders.

ΔΕΙΤΕ ΚΙ’ΑΛΛΑ ΕΡΓΑ paletaart3 + paleaart4 Ο Γιάννης Μόραλης γεννήθηκε στην Άρτα το 1916. Το 1927 εγκαταστάθηκε μόνιμα στην Αθήνα. Το 1936 αποφοίτησε από την ΑΣΚΤ Αθήνας και, ως υπότροφος τ…

The Allen Memorial Art Museum at Oberlin College, which closed for an 18-month renovation a year ago, has temporarily dispersed some of its treasures to other venues around the United States, including the Cleveland Museum of Art. One particular loan in Cleveland is having an electrifying effect: Arshile Gorky's 1947 abstract painting "The Plough and the Song," which will be on view through Monday, May 2.

Yayoi Kusama é uma artista japonesa. Suas pinturas, colagens, esculturas, apresentações performáticas e instalações artísticas possuem uma obsessão pela repetição, padrões, e acumulação. Seu trabalho mostra atributos de feminismo, minimalismo, surrealismo, Art Brut, pop art, e expressionismo abstrato, e possui conteúdo autobiográfico, psicológico e sexual. Ela descreve a si mesma como "artista obsessiva". Kusama também é uma poeta e novelista com várias publicações, e criadora de trabalhos notáveis no cinema e na moda.

Flustered. Anxious. Stressed. Extra crabby. These are just a few ways to describe how I’ve been feeling lately. My freelance work is busier than ever, I’m working under a deadline …

Georgy Kurasov is an artist of striking individuality in both his thought patterns and his painting and sculpture style. Intricate, sensual, and executed with mathematical precision, his works transport the viewer into his perfect fantasy world. The skill, which is so clearly visible in his works, the depth of his knowledge and understanding of the painting of all ages, the irreproachable perfection of his hand and the keenness of his eyes give his artistic experiments particular weight and conviction. Kurasov’s paintings reveal lots of secrets for the trained eye: they are full of symbolism. Circles symbolize principles of life; triangles - philosophy of Trinity: Life, Love and Death; squares - framework and rules; many-faceted diamond shapes symbolize beauty and eternity. Born in 1958 in St. Petersburg, Russia, Georgy currently lives and works there. He also spends a lot of time in the Southwest Florida, where he and his wife Zina made their winter home. Georgy and Zina met in their teenage years and since that time never parted. This beautiful love story has lasted for over a quarter of a century. Unusually beautiful Zina is not only Georgy’s muse, but a dream-model. He paints only Zina, he is inspired only by her, he dedicates to her his mortal existence and his immortal art.

Sakir Gokcebag

Korean sculptor Xooang Choi's sculptures of bodies and imaginary creatures are often described as hyper-realistic, but they are also surreal in their elements of fantasy and nightmarish distortion. We've featured both his most imaginative and more graphic visions on our blog, sculptures that explore themes of destruction, transformation and re-assemblage. To Choi, the body is a vessel through which we perceive and express ourselves, and one that provides him with an ideal medium to explore the possibilities of the human condition.