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As a beginning collector, you may find yourself wondering HOW you can determine whether the work you are interested in is a good investment.
Multiple criteria will determine this important choice for you Artist As I previously established in an earlier post, for investment purposes it is wise to collect an established artist (see Who Should We Collect). Artistic and Historical Significance This criterion includes originality and creativity. Art & Artist Estate Planning. << Back to Articles for Artists For more information about artist estate planning, read Estate Planning for Artists - Let Professionals Manage the Art The typical working artist produces hundreds of works of art during the course of his or her career; some produce many more.
As with other human beings, the chances of an artist becoming deceased increase with age. Becky blair * artist - paintings: summer table. A Young Curator Shares An Insider’s View of Mexico City’s Evolving Cultural Landscape.
Square Print Sale – Magnum Photos. STAINS™ STAINS™ is a spoof aspirational brand.
It is a line of bloodstain-themed fashions and accessories complete with adverts, spokesmodels, a CEO, brand identity guidelines, social media street team, and a ‘mockumentarian’, culminating in a merging of art, activism and science. STAINS™ critiques disposable menstrual product advertising’s lack of engagement with blood, except for when they use ‘leakage fear’ and words like ‘whisper’ and ‘discreet’ to shame consumers into seeking out their innovations. The STAINS™ logo is a stylised bloodstain inspired by the silhouette of the prehistoric fertility sculpture, Venus of Willendorf. Supporters are encouraged to take their fashions to the streets, and reclaim the biggest period worry reported to education researchers by generations of young people.
Benjamin Ross; Oil 2014 Painting "Sparrows" Conceição Rhodes; Acrylic 2014 Painting "Clair de lune" Henrik Soderstrom; Acrylic 2014 Painting "a few of us" Henrik Soderstrom; Acrylic 2014 Painting "a few of us" Barbara K Cowlin; Acrylic 2014 Painting "Water Melody" Balwina van den Brandeler; Acrylic 2014 Painting "Land of Colores" Nima Nia; Watercolor 2014 Painting ""Red Fox""
Is Oslo the Next Art Capital? - WSJ. Detail - Jack Vanzet. STANDARD (OSLO) Is Oslo the Next Art Capital? - WSJ. Buy Some Damn Art - original paintings and ceramics. Buy Some Damn Art - original paintings and ceramics. Art Hound. Monday, February 3, 2014 · No Comments Stockholm artist Christine Ödlund explores unknown phenomena of the natural world.
Beautiful vertiginous landscapes are more than meets the eye, illustrating fictitious sound waves conceived by the artist. “Ödlund has… explored and embodied phenomena and worlds that humans, with our limited senses, scarcely can perceive… Through meditation she places herself in a condition she refers to as simulated synaesthesia, in which sensory impressions flow freely; scientific data or audio translates into colours, music transforms into shapes or motions, images become sensations of taste.
Aligned with this interdisciplinary thinking Ödlund has followed researchers in organic chemistry at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm in their attempts to decipher the chemical language of plants.” – Galleri Riis via BOOOOOOOM.
Marcia Kure, Images. Marcia Kure. Marcia Kure (born 1970) is a Nigerian artist living in the United States.
She trained at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka under Obiora Udechukwu, a leading figure of the "Nsukka School. "[1] She has had several one-person exhibitions in Nigeria, Germany, and the United States. She participated in the 7th Sharjah Biennial (2005), the 2nd Seville International Biennial of Contemporary Art (2006) directed by Okwui Enwezor, and the 2012 La Triennale, Paris organised by Enwezor. Her early work focused on political violence and the agency of women in patriarchal society.[2] More recently her work has been concerned with themes related to motherhood, haute couture fashion, hip-hop aesthetics, and popular tales.
Exhibitions[edit] One person exhibitions. Léon Spilliaert. Hommage to Léon Spilliaert; statue in Oostende, Belgium, after the painting "Vertigo" by L.
Spilliaert. Anna Boch. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre.
Pour les articles homonymes, voir Boch. Vendre et acheter des œuvres d’art chez De Vuyst, Hôtel de Ventes aux enchères et expositions. Le top 5 des tatoueurs de Belgique. Les tatouages sont des oeuvres d’art à conserver à vie.
The 10 best works of erotic art. Katsukawa Shun’ei (attributed to) Ten scenes of lovemaking, a scroll painting (Edo period, 1795-1810) British Museum.
How to shoot images of powerful women and vulnerable men. A shoot is a collaboration. There's the stylist, make-up artist, hairdresser, assistants, set designers, clients, and input from the magazine if it's editorial. There are usually 20 people in the room, but in the end it's about the relationship between the model and the photographer. I guess the best comparison would be like the relationship between an actress and a director. Ghizlane Agzenai au pays des couleurs. Ghizlane Agzenai, jeune créatrice, nous a fait partager ses créations avec sincérité et enthousiasme, et a fait rentrer un petit vent de couleurs plaisant dans notre journée. OK, Do It: Teach Me How to "Get" Art. A while ago, I wrote a piece about how I don't "get" art.
For some reason, a lot of people have been looking at it lately. After reading through the several hundred really really fucking boring comments that were left on it about why I'm wrong, I thought maybe it would be a good idea to give art yet another chance. This time enlisting the help of someone who claims to know what they're talking about. That chappy up there in that photo is our friend Alex, who is currently studying at the Courtauld Institute of Art which, from its Wikipedia at least, seems very important. We went to "First Thursdays", which is the night of the month that galleries in East London stay open late to show off their new collections. I'm Sick Of Pretending: I Don't "Get" Art.
Above: art. I Went to Art Basel and Tried to "Get" Art. Alright, I'll Do it - I'll Give Art a Second Chance. I gave art a bit of a hard time a while ago. And, as lots of boring internet people pointed out, I couldn't have been more wrong. In the spirit of fairness, I decided to give art a second chance. After (scan) reading through all of those Reddit comments to see where I might be going wrong, I took my newly opened mind, and went down to the Frieze Art Fair in London.
Walking in, this lady was the first thing I saw. On a normal day, I would have seen her Primark clothes that she'd customised with cuddly vaginas and had to fight the urge to shake her to death while screaming "GROW THE FUCK UP! ". Arrêtons de mentir : je n'ai jamais rien pigé à l'art. Ci-dessus : de l’art. ChillyRun2 on allRGB. Blue Is the Warmest Color meltdown: Is homophobia a factor?
Raf Simons: 'I don't have to be the avant–garde kid now' It is quite wrong to say I'm a minimalist," declares Raf Simons, a designer who has been routinely, reverently, described as a minimalist since he delivered his first collection 18 years ago. "I have shown work in my own brand [menswear label Raf Simons] that has been completely not minimal. From the Observer. Opera's top 10 shockers. Catty reactions … Camilla Nylund in Rusalka at the Royal Opera House, London, in 2012. Photographs by Tristram Kenton for the Guardian 1.
La Muette de Portici (Auber), Brussels, 1830 The only opera performance ever to have sparked a political revolution. A duet about patriotism triggered demonstrations in the Théâtre de la Monnaie that spread across the city, ending in the revolution that established Belgian independence. REALLY PRETTY UGLY. The Art of Rock Balancing by Michael Grab.
Michael Grab is an artist that has been ‘rock balancing‘ since 2008. Much of his recent work has been done around the Boulder, Colorado area. Grab finds the process both spiritual and therapeutic. On his site gravityglue.com, Grab explains: “The most fundamental element of balancing in a physical sense is finding some kind of ‘tripod’ for the rock to stand on. Bookbinding Johan Solberg. Friday Late. The original contemporary late night event. Late at Tate Britain: February 2013. 1 of 6. The Best. When I got back to San Francisco after a three month trip to Southeast Asia last year, I had no possessions. Claire Felicie’s photographs Marines’ faces before, during and after Afghanistan. Behold is Slate's brand new photo blog. Like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter @beholdphotos and on Tumblr.
Find out more about what this space is all about here. How do life-changing experiences concretely impact the way we look? Arne Jacobsen - Arne Jacobsen.