Showing posts with label prints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prints. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Art, Coffee, Tea and Blogs


This month I thought I would use the title of my blog as a index for some very interesting sites.

First off there's Art so let's take a look at some


Stolen Bacons

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Spanish police have made seven arrests in relation to the theft of five Francis Bacon paintings from a private home in Madrid earlier this year with an estimate combined worth of €25 million (approximately $28 million).


The mystery of Caravaggio's death solved at last – painting killed him


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One of my favorite art videographers, James Kalm


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With the belated approach of summer, James Kalm, finds himself in Chelsea and with trusty camera in hand, records exhibitions that he hopes this world-wide viewer-ship will appreciate. The tour begins at the Matthew Marks Gallery with a walk through of Jasper Johns Monotypes. This iconic American artist has been innovating and reevaluation the practice of print making and graphics since the mid 1950s. This show presents over thirty years of work from the “Crosshatching” series of the early 1970s to his latest plates depicting a grieving soldier. West on 22nd Street, we pop into Sikkema Jenkins & Co. and view “Perhappiness” by Brazilian painter Luiz Zerbini. This exhibition shows a breadth of vision, scale and technique all within a knowing employment for current free form abstraction. Lastly, Thornton Dial’s “We All Live Under the Same Old Flag” at Marianne Boesky Gallery is a look back at the work of one of America’s most beloved “Outsider” artists.


There's only one thing to say

Imagination is never Still. The marks we make are Verbs!

Thursday, May 26, 2016

Art, Coffee, Tea and Blogs


After coming across this first link from the Google Cultural Institute, I thought I'd take a look at some interesting art this time.
The ultra definition in these works is incredible. Working with museums around the world, Google has used its Art Camera system to capture the finest details of artworks from their collection.

Next up is a unique way to work with color. And if you have the money, yeah I know I'm talking to artists, go here. If not enjoy the link

This past month I was sidelined from working for awhile so I had the time to explore and download a new library of art catalogs. Create your own library from this extensive list.

This article is a bit older but the voices in it are more than worth listening to. so enjoy what women artists have to say across a number of generations.


okay so I hope you have a pleasant rest of the month and of course remember
Imagination Is Never Still. The Marks We Make Are Verbs