🎨 Art
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🖼️David Hockney’s mother
Reflecting on the depth captured in art, David Hockney explores time and observation through his photocollages.
🎨Our national art project
A reflection on the relationship between great art and the greatness of a nation.
🎨Cocktails with Picasso, by Mimi Jensen
A chance encounter with familiar objects in art inspires reflection on personal connections to artwork and memories.
🌊Storm King Wavefield, by Maya Lin
An exploration of Maya Lin's stunning earthworks at Storm King Art Center.
🏛️That’s one way to fight the war on cliche
Liz Glynn and her team created and then dismantled a model of Rome in a day at New York's New Museum.
🌳Tapumes, by Henrique Oliveira
Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira transforms discarded wood into vibrant sculptures in his latest installation, _Tapumes_.
📚Astrid Stampe’s Picture Book, by Hans Christian Andersen
A glimpse into the charming world of Hans Christian Andersen's picture books for the young and imaginative.
🌊Ponte Vecchio 5, by Leigh Wen
Taiwanese-American artist Leigh Wen captures the essence of water in her stunning mural-size paintings, like "Ponte Vecchio 5."
🎨Sharp VII, by Frank Gonzales
I appreciate the unique blend of traditional and digital influences in Frank Gonzales' bird artworks.
🍽️Tastes great, but is it art?
Exploring the debate on whether cooking can be classified as an art form raises intriguing questions about aesthetic experiences and cultural significance.
✝️Copyright or smiley face?
Exploring the divine in the artistry of creation and the faith we see reflected in our surroundings.
🎨Giorgio de Chirico exhibit, Paris
This photograph beautifully captures the interplay between viewers and art, showcasing the conversation sparked by de Chirico's "La Comedie et la Tragedie."
🎨Your failures are essential
A reflection on the essential lessons learned from artistic failures and the journey towards creating impactful art.
📚On the Map, by Stefanie Posavec
Stefanie Posavec beautifully translates Jack Kerouac's _On the Road_ into a visual journey of patterns and themes.
⛪Cathedral, by David LaChapelle
Reflecting on LaChapelle's art, where churches become ships with complex narratives.
🎨Obey
An exploration of cultural irony through Shepard Fairey's work and a celebration of Nigerian music from Ebenezer Obey.
🕌Untitled, by Manuel Guerzoni
An exploration of beauty in architecture, contrasting the elegance of the Taj Mahal with the simplicity of utilitarian design.
🏞️Crematory, by Jake Longstreth
This painting captures a striking and somber landscape, reminiscent of a gingham tablecloth.
🎨Poverty Is Not Economics, by John Kofi Ayree
This artwork by John Kofi Aryee offers a powerful commentary on the misconceptions about poverty and economics.
🏭Blast furnaces, photos by Bernd and Hilla Becher
I've been captivated by the Bechers' industrial photography, particularly their portrayal of blast furnaces that appear both alien and contemplative.
🖼️Jacob’s Dream (detail), by José de Ribera
Exploring the intricate details of José de Ribera's "Jacob's Dream" through gigapixel scans at the Museo del Prado reveals the beauty of this masterful work.
🍹Two worlds, one club
An immersive installation art piece blends contemporary UK and Congolese cultures, featuring distinct environments where patrons can traverse freely between them.
🎨My Money, My Currency, by Hanna von Goeler
A look at Hanna von Goeler's artistic exploration of currency through painting and humorous imagery.
🧩Crosstown crosswords
A creative urban project in Lvov, Ukraine turns a blank building face into an interactive crossword puzzle for both locals and visitors.
🌉Electronic Superhighway - Continental U.S., by Nam June Paik
The Mississippi River shines with a nostalgic glow, reminiscent of a historic superhighway. "[Electronic Superhighway
🎨Visitors and collectors
From a new study, insights into the parallels between viewing and purchasing art, revealing that both experiences can provide similar satisfactions.
🗺️Tundra quilt, by Leah Evans
A beautiful representation of our landscapes, this quilt captures the essence of estuaries and agricultural fields, reminiscent of Gerard Manley Hopkins' vivid imagery.
🌭Ben’s Chili Bowl, by Christian Tribastone
I was drawn to this charming painting of the iconic D.C. eatery, Ben's Chili Bowl, which holds a special place in the history of U Street's vibrant cultural scene.
🕰️A time for branding
Inspired by Tanner Woodford's exploration of branding through time, how might a medieval peasant's clock of logos look?
🕴️Dude descending a staircase
Marcel Duchamp captured in a multiple exposure image, reminiscent of his iconic work, “Nude Descending a Staircase.”
🇺🇸Passport census
A reflection on the representation of American diversity through its passport imagery.
🎨Franklin’s Footpath, by Gene Davis, 1972
Celebrating the vibrant artistry of Gene Davis, known for his iconic striped color paintings.
🎨Ontbijtje, by Robert Amesbury
I had the joy of witnessing Rob's artistic journey as he melds old Dutch traditions with contemporary visual culture.
✍️Copies
A celebration of beautifully handcrafted French signage, showcasing its unique charm and artistry.
🎨Remember (I was torn between), by Jay Kelly
Southern California artist Jay Kelly creates uplifting and beautiful collages that meld various artistic styles into cohesive works.
🖌️William Blake, life mask
Exploring the enduring legacy and artistry of William Blake through his life mask.
🎶Now That’s What I Call Not Music 3!
William Carlos Williams reflects on George Antheil's "Ballet Mechanique" and its impact on experiencing the noise of life.
🦃Wild Turkey, by John James Audubon
Audubon's art often required his subjects to be hunted first, illustrating a complex relationship between nature and preservation.
🎨Cartonlandia, by Ana Serrano
I adore the vibrant color and unique spatial qualities in the collage-like sculpture by Ana Serrano.
👸Modelling Snow White
A look at the evolution of Snow White, from her original design influenced by a live model to her modern, curvier representation.
🌄Viewing the City’s Places of Interest in Springtime, by Yao Lu
Yao Lu's striking photography intertwines art and environmental commentary, highlighting the ecological shifts in China.
🏙️Architecture as anthill madness
Exploring the enduring artistic fascination with the Tower of Babel, revealing its complex symbolism in architecture and culture.
🌍The Arabic Singing Diaspora, by Brian Eno
Brian Eno's thoughtful exploration on the global journey of Arabic music and its influence on popular culture.
🎨Image vs. presence
A reflection on the complexities of art and perception from Lawrence Weschler's dialogues with David Hockney and Robert Irwin.
🎨Slides, by Kirsten Tradowsky
I enjoy many of Kirsten Tradowsky's paintings that capture the essence of childhood activities, like band practice and swim lessons.
🎤Mountain Chief of Piegan Blackfeet, 1916
Exploring the rich heritage of the Piegan Blackfeet and the innovative spirit captured in early recording technology.
🎨Cezanne’s dream team
Malcolm Gladwell explores the concept of late bloomers and the vital support systems behind their success in his article. "But for Zola, Cézanne would have remained an unhappy banker’s son in Provence; but for Pissarro, he would never have learned how to paint..."
🌸Avenida Morelos, Guadalajara, Mexico
Check out this colorful shop in central Guadalajara, where the theme is a delightful mystery between flowers, dresses, and butterflies.
🎨Arabesques
From a lovely French collection of prints, this piece showcases "Arab art from the monuments of Cairo, from the 7th through the 19th centuries," illustrating a vibrant tapestry of designs over the centuries.
🌍If There Ever Was - A Book of Extinct and Impossible Smells
Aroma is creatively underutilized, as Robert Blackson explores through conceptual scent art.