THE FORT Arts Hub » Fly on the Wall
Written by admin on January 31, 2010 – 5:04 pm -Fortwenty Gallery proudly present Fly on The Wall, a super-fly exhibition featuring 6 of Australia’s premier street artists . This huge group show will feature unique, custom-built pieces by buzz artists Anthony Lister, Sofles, .. See more here: THE FORT Arts Hub » Fly on the Wall Read More →
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'Masterpieces Revealed' highlights the evolution of jazz with The …
Written by admin on January 31, 2010 – 3:49 pm -The series is designed to examine the work of artists included on the UMS bill of performances, and this lecture accompanies The Bad Plus’s concert at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre on Thursday, Feb. 4 Original post: 'Masterpieces Revealed' highlights the evolution of jazz with The … Read More →
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Old masters sell well in lean times
Written by admin on January 31, 2010 – 11:26 am -So encouraged, Christie’s will auction masterpieces by Pablo Picasso, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Natalia Gonchorova, which have been unseen in public for nearly 40 years, at the Impressionist and Modern Art sale that will be held tomorrow in … This encapsulates the essence of Klein’s art and the present example typifies the artist’s quest to explore spatial boundaries Excerpt from: Old masters sell well in lean times Read More →
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Thoughts on a quiet, very cold Sunday - Conscientious
Written by admin on January 31, 2010 – 10:38 am -I forgot the name of the artist , maybe in part because the art work reminded me of what you typically get to see at “starving artists sales”. But sure, you can probably produce great art on an iPhone, because, after all, great art is not made by tools, it’s made by people See the original post here: Thoughts on a quiet, very cold Sunday - Conscientious Read More →
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McNay exhibit showcases S.A. couple's stellar collection
Written by admin on January 31, 2010 – 10:09 am -During the course of a remarkably short period of time, about 1986 to ‘89, the Halffs built the foundation of the collection of 26 American paintings influenced by then-radical French Impressionists — masterpieces by artists such as John … The collection’s signature work is Sargent’s 1882 “The Sulphur Match.” Sargent, then America’s leading artist , depicts a couple lounging in a café, an empty wine jug and broken wine glass at their feet. The man lights a cigarette, … Go here to read the rest: McNay exhibit showcases S.A. couple's stellar collection Read More →
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Art by Jeanne Beck: Refreshing a Creative Practice, Week 2
Written by admin on January 31, 2010 – 8:45 am -At the close of our time, she gave me an assignment, to work on a piece of art that is an invitation to others to join me in a paradigm of cooperation rather than competition, a network of artists who share with one another in strength, … Since I already had added the escape clause that I didn’t need to complete it this week, I felt free to experiment and “be” with the ideas and process, so I chose to work with my Scientific Genius and my Buddhist Master to generate and … Read more here: Art by Jeanne Beck: Refreshing a Creative Practice, Week 2 Read More →
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A Clockwork Orange Music Blog » Early Ensemble Music
Written by admin on January 31, 2010 – 6:30 am -Russell continues his research as a musical historian, gathering and photographing the original pieces by the artists . “I photograph old manuscripts and then reconstruct them, because there’s so much wonderful music that’s not available …. Ensemble Series: University Singers Concert under the direction of Zachary Uzzle in partial fulfillment of the requirement for a Master’s in Music degree; 3 p.m., Evans Auditorium; $5 General Admission, $3 Students and Senior Citizens … Read the original post: A Clockwork Orange Music Blog » Early Ensemble Music Read More →
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EVENINGHOUR » Review: Masterpieces from Paris: Post-Impressionism …
Written by admin on January 31, 2010 – 2:34 am -I wrote about Pierre Bonnard’s Siesta – The artist’s studio for my first year uni essay, and have since been a passionate fan of his work . I fell in love with the intimacy and warmth of his colours and subject matter, but there’s a … See the rest here: EVENINGHOUR » Review: Masterpieces from Paris: Post-Impressionism … Read More →
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Featured Artist Hallie Edlund | Artsy Shark
Written by admin on January 30, 2010 – 11:09 pm -Hallie Edlund is an art student majoring in Printmaking at Towson University. She discusses her interests and techniques of using lithography, screenprinting, collagraphs, etc Read more from the original source: Featured Artist Hallie Edlund | Artsy Shark Read More →
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One Of These Days: Preschool Masterpieces
Written by admin on January 30, 2010 – 8:10 pm -See if any of these work for ya’ -Talk about it. A friend of mine discusses all of the artwork brought home at the dinner table. Her children are able to explain what it is, how and why they made it, and why it is special View original here: One Of These Days: Preschool Masterpieces Read More →
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