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Alexander Slobodskoy: How to learn the styles of art in 5 minutes
Hello, last week I had an exam on the history of art, and I realized that do not understand in the styles of art. Was wondering whether i can find on the Internet a useful and concise information on this topic. This can be useful for you.
Steampunk
art nouveau and Deco
TATOO
Junk Art
Architectural Arts
painting
animation
Fractals
Optical Illusions
Street Artists
Street Art
Cool Star Wars Graffiti
Star Wars has embedded itself in to public consciousness throughout the world. It has also served as inspiration for artists who have grown up with the movies and ultimately develop their own artistic take, not always it has to be said in a strictly legal manner. Graffiti is loved by some and loathed by many but it would have to be a hard hearted Star Wars fan who didn't crack a smile when confronted with these. Here is a brief whistle stop tour of the coolest Star Wars graffiti we could find.
Sep 14, 2010 Hailing from the United Kingdom (Newcastle to be exact), street artist Mobstr employs a combination of stencils and cheeky quips to challenge the way we view public space. Whether he’s co-opting billboards, battling the local authorities or just having a little fun, Mobstr’s work is sure to bring a grin to any fan of street art. Enjoy a sample of his terrific work below and be sure to check out his FLICKR PAGE for more provocative work. What is public space and why do you work in it?
Brilliant Street Art by Mobstr [20 pics]
Street Art Comes Alive! (20 pics + video)
South African artist Robin Rhode takes street art to a whole new level by adding in performances. Using everyday materials like chalk, charcoal or paint, he conjures up creative stories and then adds in actors to his "plays." What starts out as a simple drawing of figures and shapes, magically transforms itself into a clever piece of performance street art! Most interestingly, Rhode often returns to his native South Africa, creating pieces on the streets of Johannesburg that address social issues like poverty and inequality. Watch this video to get to know the artist. Source: Perry Rubenstein Gallery
Fine Art Classic
Art Nouveau
Ethnic Art
Design
Ceramics
3D ART
Sculptural+figure art
Contemporary ART
Fantasy ART