Architecture Design Architectural Images History Models and More - ArchitectureWeek Great Buildings About There's a whole magazine about painting created every day on the web. Edited by artist Brett Baker, Painters' Table is a daily online magazine for artists, curators, collectors, and art goers specifically interested in painting. Featuring original reviews, artist interviews, and commentary, Painters' Table also highlights online writing about painting from around the web as it is published. Providing an archive of summaries and links to nearly 2500 articles, reviews, and artist interviews, Painters' Table serves as a platform for exploring blogs that focus primarily on the subject of painting. We haven't found every painting blog out there - far from it. Know about a great painting blog or a website we aren’t featuring? The Painters' Table Mission Painters' Table sent 219,382 visits to artist blogs and art websites in 2013. Masthead Editor: Brett Baker Copy Editor: Heather King
Vintage Soviet Posters & Propaganda | International Poster Gallery Moor, Dimitri.1st of May - A Festival of Labor, 1920 Moor, Dimitri. Cossack - Who are you with, them or us?, 1920 Zvorykin, B. Moor, Dimitri.Be on Guard! Kochergin, Nikolai.Capitalism and Company, 1920 Cheremnych, Mikhail.Rosta Window #81 (Quickly Repair Agriculture), 1920 Tarkhov, D. Stenberg, Vladimir & Georgy. Anonymous. Stenberg, Vladimir & Georgy.Don Q Son of Zorro, 1929 Klutsis, Gustav. Blik, A. Koretsky, Viktor. Klutsis, Gustav. Koretsky, Viktor. Knoblok. Klutsis, Gustav. Artist Unknown.On Top - A film in 5 parts, circa 1928. Artist Unknown, Unmask Him! After Aleksander M. Artist Unknown, Let's Conquer Space! Gavrilov,Do Not Pollute Reservoirs With Oil, 1959. Lenin created the first truly modern propaganda machine, and its most colorful, dramatic and original form was the poster. Although posters were produced in Russia before the Revolution, they were overshadowed by the remarkable propaganda posters of the Soviets. The Soviet art of propaganda falls into six main periods: Back to top
List of 120+ websites for artists to build online presence « Moshe Mikanovsky Art List of 120+ websites for artists to build online presence [Updated April 20, 2010] I finally renamed the list to say 120+ instead of 66+. Also added few new sites that was waiting for sometime to be added. Next to each new site is a “New” symbol. I am adding more sites as people send them over, so in the last count I have more than 120 sites listed. Any artist who wants to establish some online presence has gone through some of these questions: How do I build my own website? There are many answers to these questions, specific for each individual. Notes: I am not endorsing any of these sites, nor giving my opinion or comparing them. Online Portfolio/Gallery Websites with ability to use your own domain Online Portfolio Websites (using their domain) Artists Online Communities (Social Networking sites geared for artists) Art Rental ArtAnywhere (renting art from local artists, %, how it works and commission rate information) Art Bidding 140 hours of fame (Read Artist Agreement for details…) Blogging
Bienvenue! (Welcome from the curator) Articulos y opinion. ARTE Y MERCADO .::. Información, servicios y gestion de arte ....................................................... Los engranajes de su economía y la construcción de colecciones “Esto es un negocio, no historia del arte”. Brett Gorvy, vicepresidente y codirector internacional del departamento de arte contemporáneo de Christie’s En este texto pretendo desmenuzar ese inmenso conjunto de ideas, prejuicios, tópicos, verdades, mentiras (subjetivas de algún modo)... en definitiva, analizar ligeramente desde el arte emergente algunos de los engranajes económicos del arte, para acabar hablando de las colecciones como un fenómeno de análisis. Ante todo, quiero empezar desvelando un tópico que existe dentro del campo artístico desde el punto de vista de los creadores y colindantes a ellos. No obstante ¿quien decide que es lo que hemos de entender como “buen” arte? Los creadores llamados emergentes, son esa tipología de artistas que están en los inicios de su producción, no por eso menos interesantes o potentes, si se me permite el término. -Señor, ¿no ve el favor que le estoy haciendo comprando sus zapatos? .
ikeduende.com Tamayo on Ikebana Ikebana is not just about flower arranging. Through the act of ikebana, you become involved in the process of terminating the life of a botanical creature, of discovering the beauty, mystery and power of plants, and the variety of possible outcomes is simply enormous! By creating a momentary art piece, ikebana instills in us a positive attitude, a fortitude and an ability to concentrate deeply. This is one way to enrich our lifestyle. There are hundreds of Ikebana schools and styles. Ikeduende? Ikeduende is an amalgamation of the Japanese word ‘ike’ and the Spanish word ‘duende’. Ike, from ‘ikebana’, means living or life-giving, while duende is one of those words which defies explanation. Through practising ikebana, Tamayo believes one’s own duende can emerge, though it is the flowers who could be the audience here, listening or responding or refusing to us. About Tamayo Hussey Artist
Pictify.com – La red social para artistas | Cyberlife Magazine Si si, otra que Pinterest. No es tan exitosa, ni tan TT todavia, pero tiene nicho. Es interesante, y es otra herramienta para los artistas 3.0. Fue presentada a principios del 2012, por la Galería Saatchi de Londres. Como ya leíste, la interfaz es similar a la de Pinterest y mediante esta red tenemos acceso a las mejores obras y museos del mundo. Es súper sencilla de usar y muy atractiva visualmente. La plataforma dispone de dos apartados. También existe una sección de museos y galerías donde podemos ver las mejores colecciones del mundo. Si sos artista o amante del arte, Pictify es el lugar ideal para la recreación y realizar un viaje virtual por todas las obras de los mejores artistas del mundo.
We are all homeless: The "WE ARE ALL HOMELESS" Project - an introduction This project began in 1993 when I started buying and collecting signs from the homeless. (More on that in the description of the art show HOME?) Over the past few years I have developed art work using the signs, which became focused while I was pursuing an MFA in Arts & Technology at UTDallas. In the Fall 2009 semester we were challenged to develop an art project that would be interventionist in nature, meaning that it would cause some interruption in our daily lives, which resulted in the development of WE ARE ALL HOMELESS. It began as a series of "flash mob happenings," where a few dozen people holding up authentic homeless signs converged on an intersection or other public location (2009-2010). The purpose of the project is to raise awareness about homelessness, and to change the preconceived ideas many people have about the homeless and their situations. Thanks and blessings for your interest in helping the homeless. Willie Baronet
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