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  • Emerging Patterns and Hidden Visible Art


    Ptak Science BooksAuthority Authority: 422
    JF Ptak Science Books LLC  Post 851  Blog Bookstore Even when I knowthat this picture is coming, when it is rounding the bend, I still can’t see itfor the portrait it is supposed to be.   The lithograph is by Berthold Loeffler (1874-1960), a prolific Viennesedesigner, artist and professor at ...
    1 day ago
  • "Even when I am gone, I shall remain in peoples minds."--Napoleon


    ImpressionsAuthority Authority: 124
    On Saturday, my friend Sara and I trekked to Anaheim to the Muzeo , which is currently hosting the Treasures of Napoleon exhibit. I was excited to see it because I really didnt know much about Napoleon. While driving there, we tried to remember facts about him...all we could come up with was that he was short, he ...
    2 days ago
  • [art] Painters Rejoice: Finally A Perfect, Durable Blue – Oregon State Blue


    The ZehnKatzen TimesAuthority Authority: 123
    2265. Pigments in paint are made from some amazing things. Tiny beetles, cochineal, give us many reds (as well as the red food coloring that actually goes into food). Ground semi-precious stones (lapis lazuli) give us the blue in Ultramarine. Biggest problem with painters pigments is the permanence. Blues and reds ...
    2 days ago
  • Bad Ideas Department: Really Big, Really Bad--Mussolinis Monster.


    Ptak Science BooksAuthority Authority: 422
    JF Ptak Science Books LLC  Post 849  Blog Bookstore “Buildingskyscrapers is the nearest peace-time equivalent of war. In fact, the analogyis startling, even to the occasional grim reality of a building accident wheremaimed bodies, and even death, remind us that we are fighting a war ofconstruction against the ...
    2 days ago
  • Archivist


    arts-humanities.net: Digital Humanities and Arts - Engage with digital learning and researchAuthority Authority: 130
    Venezuelan artist, Carlos Cruz-Diez has two workshops in Paris (France) and Panama city. We are looking for an archivist for our office in Panama. Applicants must speak spanish, french and english. Therefore the vacancy notice is in spanish. If you want information on Cruz-Diez work you can visit his website ...
    2 days ago
  • Out of Context Department: Artists Taken by the Devil, 1620


    Ptak Science BooksAuthority Authority: 422
    JF Ptak Science Books LLC  Post 848  Blog Bookstore  Mark Twain said that Adam only took the apple not because it was delicious or attractive but because it was forbidden.  I wonder why this operative of Satan was so interested in this artist (pictured below), who was seemingly and boringly making his way ...
    3 days ago
  • JOSEPH ROTH NOVEL ABOUT HISTORY’S WAITING ROOMS: “HOTEL SAVOY” 1924


    Cambridge Forecast Group BlogAuthority Authority: 134
    Hotel Savoy Joseph Roth (Author) The Austrian-Jewish writer Joseph Roth (1894-1939) Hotel Savoy (1924) It is 1919. World War I has ended . Soldiers and survivors of prisons are straggling out of Russia toward the West. One of them, ...
    3 days ago
  • Arthur Rackham: A Life With Illustration


    Fleur Fisher readsAuthority Authority: 128
    Where I first saw Arthur Rackham’s illustrations is lost now in the mists of time: I have loved them for as long as I can remember. So when I saw this book on the returns trolley in the library I just had to pick it up. What makes them those illustrations so wonderful? The introduction suggests that is the perfect ...
    3 days ago
  • Spiral Jetty and Time


    cellar doorAuthority Authority: 100
    Almost all of the photography projects Im ever involved with deal with time in some way. This, paired with my desire to visit Spiral Jetty in Utah by myself one day, made How to Conserve Art That Lives in a Lake? a pretty great find last week. I had a dream about a year ago in which I found Spiral Jetty ...
    3 days ago
  • Erotographica Presents: Camille Clovis Trouille


    Gloria's Oversexed MindAuthority Authority: 487
    The amazing and amazingly blasphemous Trouille is a must-see. If the video isnt showing, click here to see it on YouTube
    3 days ago
  • "The Power of Art and Painting"


    one pieceAuthority Authority: 123
    A picture of an artists studio is an invitation to enter his private realm, to ponder his perception of the creative process and to marvel at the extent to which art, at its most profound, can transcend the limits of...
    4 days ago
  • History from a spray can by ZincNite Crew


    CulturepushAuthority Authority: 131
    Earlier this month, Clogtwo and Slacsatu from ZincNite Crew were invited to present the nation’s history from their spray cans in a live graffiti showcase for National Heritage Board entitled I Heart Museums . Check out the rest of the works here .
    4 days ago
  • Tribute to the Masters – Revised


    mischief & impermanent blissAuthority Authority: 108
    This is based on an earlier post but with additional favorites: I am a huge art fanatic, dedicating as much time to it as writing and music. These aren’t new artists. They are the masters from the past who I’ve admired for years and years. My all-time favorites. … Name: Henri Matisse Country: ...
    5 days ago
  • Vanguard Concert


    Art InstituteAuthority Authority: 164
    Dayton Art Institute http://www.daytonartinstitute.org/ One of the nations finest mid-sized art museums, The Dayton Art Institute features an encyclopedic collection of more than 26,000 objects spanning 5,000 years of art history.
    6 days ago
  • Ancient Greece Odyssey: Museums of Athens


    Lensroll / Published NewsAuthority Authority: 128
    Take a trip to Greece! This page showcases photos of stunning ancient Greek art and tells you about them without overloading you with dry, dusty fact 1 Vote(s)
    6 days ago
  • Get Excited and Make Things.


    Alien SpouseAuthority Authority: 133
    Making stuff is one of my favourite things, so naturally I love this version of the "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster. Even better, the designer Matt Jones is happy for this image to be used for non-commercial purposes under...
    6 days ago
  • 12 Tips on How to Ask a Girl Out The Right Way …


    All Women StalkAuthority Authority: 486
    You’re at the club, the bookstore, Art History class, or the coffee shop, and a particular girl catches your eye. You smile, she smiles back. Now what? You want to ask her out, but you don’t want to mess it up. How do you ask this girl out the right way?1. Avoid a line.“Are your [...]
    6 days ago
  • Amazing Vintage Images from Japan’s Forgotten Master


    WebUrbanistAuthority Authority: 670
    Photographs of Japan from the Meiji and Taisho Periods (1868-1926) have captivated viewers around the world since they were first circulated. One photographer in particular captured Japanese life so beautifully that his work has been seen by countless people all across the globe. Until very recently, though, his name ...
    6 days ago
  • Early Ennui in Art--a Peek at the Illustrated History of Boredom


    Ptak Science BooksAuthority Authority: 422
    JF Ptak Science Books LLC  Post 839  Blog Bookstore What struck me about this print--instantly--was the emotion of our languid reader: ennui.  Ennui is a very uncommon emotion in early prints, at least for my experience.  As a matter of fact only .75% of all published prints exhibited "ennui" as its ...
    1 week ago
  • Supper at Emmaus:a study of Caravaggio


    Cathyann's StudioAuthority Authority: 116
    Before I began participating in these online challenges, I posted this small study , done last December. I dont think anyone has loooked at it much. I now am submitting it for Following the Masters new challenge since I do no think I may get to do another repro of a master soon.. The source: The ...
    1 week ago

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