Le rap et la peinturlure Les réseaux sociaux se font aujourd'hui l'écho d'une entreprise qui n'est pourtant pas nouvelle, B4-XVI beforesixteen. Sur ce Tumblr sont en effet publiés, depuis mars 2014, des photos de rappeurs associées à des personnages issus de la peinturlure classique ou de la statuaire sud-américaine. Exemples : > Cliquez sur l'image pour un gros plan < Henry VIIIpar l'atelier de Hans Holbein le Jeune, 1540-1550Rick Ross Portrait d'Henri le Pieux, duc de Saxepar Lucas Cranach, 1514Takeoff, du groupe Migos Détail de l'Adoration des Magespar Hugo van der Goes, fin XVe s.Wiz Khalifa Il est rassurant de constater que les stars du rap ne dédaignent pas la culture classique, voire s'en inspirent. Angelina Jolieà la manière du Portrait d'une damede Rogier van der Weyden Sir Sean Conneryà la manière du Portrait de Jakob Muffeld'Albrecht Dürer Hugh Laurieà la manière du Portrait du docteur Alphonse Leroypar Jacques-Louis David Louis XIV of France par Kehinde Wiley, 2014 Le Roi à la chasse par Kehinde Wiley, 2006
Ceramic artist inspired by nature - Herald Mail Media: Life KEEDYSVILLE — Nashville, Tenn., native Kirke Martin took a circuitous path to his home and studio at 4803 Mount Briar Road in Keedysville. It is here that the ceramic artist lives and operates his studio, M4 Studios, which will be featured this weekend on the Valley Craft Network’s 34th annual studio tour. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Need an account? Create one now. The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Martin said this is the ninth year he has participated in the tour. “It’s a great way to see a lot of really, really talented artists and craftsmen. Martin said he’s always been an artist, but was drawn to ceramics after taking a class his junior year of high school. After returning to the states, he set up a studio on the Eastern Shore, but the mountains of Western Maryland were beckoning. “We wanted to be close to the Appalachian Trail, C&O Canal, Antietam Battlefield.
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On View : New in the Galleries The Museum’s galleries beckon with treasures from all corners of the globe, boasting works of art from pre-antiquity to the present day. So whether you’re searching for quiet contemplation or visual stimulation, whether you want to visit a favorite collection or discover a brand new installation, the Museum offers over 200 galleries for you to explore and enjoy. At the Center: Masters of American Craft Gallery 119, first floor Explore works by ceramist Rudolf Staffel and woodturner David Ellsworth, two figures who have shaped and influenced American contemporary craft. British Art and Architecture Galleries 277, 278, 279, and 280 Experience the grandeur of affluent English country life in these period interiors, which showcase a selection of British paintings, furniture, ceramics, silver, and other decorative arts from the collection. Without a Stitch: Adam and Eve in Samplers Gallery 271, second floor El Greco: In Focus Gallery 273, second floor Galleries 286 & 287, second floor