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Illuminated Printing of a Romantic Mystic

I must create a system or be enslaved by another mans; I will not reason and compare: my business is to create. - Blake

 

William Blake was one of the earliest British poet, painter, engraver and visionary mystic who was remarkable in both poetry and the visual arts. He was a Romantic artist who illustrated and printed his own books. He never separated poetry from the art: text…

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Added by Natasha Sikdar on March 5, 2011 at 4:42pm — No Comments

Eric and His Papers......

Eric Joisel was a Frenchman who set new standards in the art of origami. He began to develop his skills when he lost his job as a printing company manager during the last recession spends up to two weeks to create each figure and his work can sell for as much as €5,000 (£4,400).

A single scuplture…

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Added by Jhinuk on March 3, 2011 at 3:03pm — 1 Comment

Flower and bird painting



Flower- and-bird painting was separated from decorative art to form an independent genre around the 9th century. A great many artists painted in this genre during the Song dynasty and their subject matter included a rich variety of flowers, fruit , birds, insects and fish. Therefore this genre is not…

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Added by Wong Tsz Mei on January 29, 2011 at 6:25am — No Comments

This view too

Here is my view of the over all destiny of the harmless animals around us.

They in us and we in them.

So i see this as major motivator.

I have a description of the Lady in the picture too.

 



She will search for the reason to…

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Added by deepa sree on January 21, 2011 at 9:33pm — 2 Comments

The three-dimensional conception of the Chinese culture



The illustration above showing a scene of the concubines’ daily lives gives us an impression that they are having fun by making up a party and…

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Added by Wong Tsz Mei on January 5, 2011 at 6:35am — No Comments

The word Essential

I was thinking about the word 'essential' like 'essential commodities. Art does not fall within this category. Yet, can there be a human life without art? So meanings change with context and context too - change. For instance, how often an educated people in urban life pronounce 'I don't understand art' - that is the context at one phase. It is a common experience for any visual artists to hear such remarks. In whatever manner artists would try to argue, common educated man would not think it… Continue

Added by Amitabh SenGupta on January 1, 2011 at 10:35am — 1 Comment

Call for Artists : Gen Next VI

Gen Next hosted by Aakriti Art Gallery is the platform for the young contemporary artist. Here, painters, sculptors, photographers, print makers ,new media artists etc from across the world are encouraged to put up their works, showcase their skills and their ability to negotiate complex modern issues through their medium of choice.…

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Added by artseek on December 28, 2010 at 9:30am — No Comments

Wavelets...

"And moving through a mirror clear

That hangs before her all the year,

Shadows of the world appear.

There she sees the highway near

Winding down to Camelot;" -- Lord Tennyson (Lady of Shallot)

Oops my glass slippers! Cinderella must have exclaimed to herself when she hurried out from…

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Added by Jhinuk on December 27, 2010 at 3:30pm — 4 Comments

Kolkata Art Trust

The focal point of all activities in Kolkata Art Trust is to generate an aesthetic dialogue within the two domains – artist’s creative process and social. In other words, creating the dialogue within the artists and conveying the meanings further in public life. With time and events, Indian contemporary art has absorbed various roots and gained more vocabulary than ever before. Therefore, the understanding of present trends in art needs more than traditional habits of looking at art. While…

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Added by Amitabh SenGupta on December 24, 2010 at 2:13pm — No Comments

Water Water everywhere.......

Adam Kaser specializes in sea forms.



The natural world that surrounds us is a source of inspiration to Adam Kaser. The secrets of the vast blue…

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Added by Jhinuk on December 22, 2010 at 3:00pm — 1 Comment

December issue of ART news & views focuses on Sculpture and Installations.

In the current art scenario the works of Bharti Kher or Subodh Gupta at tandem with sculptures by Somnath Hore are fetching phenomenal prices in the art market/Auctions along with established western masters like Modigliani or Giacometti as witnessed in recent auctions. The…

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Added by artseek on December 19, 2010 at 11:27am — No Comments

Talking from a traditional Chinese painting of a beautiful lady

From the painting we can see an elegant lady who was reclining on a fragrant censer and she allowed her imagination to roam at large. We could not know what is in her mind via the visual information, but the overall linear construction is so fluent that while viewing it, we are as if seeing the floating clouds and flowing water unrolling their gracefulness in nature and maybe it implies her tranquil mind. The reposing figure is stable with the… Continue

Added by Wong Tsz Mei on December 8, 2010 at 8:16pm — 2 Comments

The diverse attitudes toward appreciation and collection

Knowing how to appreciate the works of art and can make a collection of them are pleasures in life. We take relish in admiring the beauty of our collections, and our appreciations of arts grow as time go by. It is a self-contained hobby to judge and test our estimative powers. The corresponding external performances in our working environments, the evaluations by others are outcomes of the interactions with the outside world. The connoisseur’s ability… Continue

Added by Wong Tsz Mei on December 4, 2010 at 9:30pm — 2 Comments

Miroslav Tichy

Miroslav Tichy: The Man and his Camera

Miroslav Tichý studied art at the academy of Fine Arts in Prague (born 1926) and due to some unknown reason; he withdrew from the society and isolated himself in his hometown of Kyjov, Moravia, Czech Republic. During the late 1950s he forsook painting and became as distinctive as a Greek cynic philosopher. From 1960 onwards, he shifted focus to photography and began to shoot a series, mainly of neighboring women, that too with his bizarre…

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Added by Jhinuk on December 3, 2010 at 2:00pm — 3 Comments

Vigeland Sculpture Park



The Monolith

in Vigeland Sculpture Park



In 1921 the City of Oslo decided to demolish the house where Vigeland lived and build a library. After a long dispute, Vigeland was granted a new building from the city, where he could work and live: in exchange, he promised to donate to the city all his subsequent works, including sculptures, drawings, engravings and models.



Vigeland… Continue

Added by Jhinuk on December 3, 2010 at 12:52pm — No Comments

The National Museum of Art





The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design (Norwegian: Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design) in Oslo is the national museum of art of Norway. It was established on 1 July 2003 through a merger of the Norwegian Museum of Architecture, the Museum of Decorative Arts and Design, the Museum of Contemporary Art, the National Gallery, and the National Touring Exhibitions. In 2003 the museum was established as a… Continue

Added by Jhinuk on December 3, 2010 at 12:00pm — 1 Comment

Brush and ink

The Chinese ancients used the expression“pi mo”(brush and ink) to describe the particularity of Chinese painting. Therefore brush and ink are not only deemed as a kind of materials just for the works of art;they are another interpretation of our philosophy of“Yin and Yang”.In traditional painting,using ink to good effect is prominent,for the subjects’inner qualities could be depicted delicately from the various comsistencies of the ink.Such… Continue

Added by Wong Tsz Mei on December 2, 2010 at 8:30pm — No Comments

Material matters in Miami Bronze, marble—and scrap metal: why dealers are showing sculpture at Art Basel Miami Beach By Charlotte Burns | From Art Basel Miami Beach daily edition, 1 Dec 10 Published…

Material matters in Miami



Bronze, marble—and scrap metal: why dealers are showing sculpture at Art Basel Miami Beach

By Charlotte Burns | From Art Basel Miami Beach daily edition, 1 Dec 10

Published online 1 Dec 10

Max Frisinger's Nichts Muss, 2010 (detail), at Contemporary Fine Arts Miami. While galleries wait to see whether the market is really on the mend, the abundance of large-scale works in the ninth edition of Art Basel Miami Beach suggests that… Continue

Added by Jhinuk on December 2, 2010 at 12:00pm — 1 Comment

Multilanguages of the Arte Laguna Prize

THIS YEAR ALSO VIDEOART AND PERFORMANCE



Venice, 26 October 2010 – The attention to the different expression languages of visual arts is one of the main features of the International Prize Arte Laguna. The fifth edition of the Prize presents as important novelty the creation of two new sections of the competition dedicated to videoart and performance, expressive forms very used from the contemporary artists of last years and very appreciated from public and… Continue

Added by artseek on November 24, 2010 at 1:00am — No Comments

ART news & views, November issue is now online.



2010 marks the 100th anniversary of Wassily Kandinsky’s manifesto ‘Concerning the Spiritual In Art’ 1910 - 2010 which heralded the movement of Abstract Art. In this light we are devoting our current issue, Abstraction in Art and Indian practitioners in similar context. The November issue contains articles written by experts on a similar premise that helped in the making of Indian… Continue

Added by artseek on November 16, 2010 at 5:30pm — 1 Comment

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