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America Fisher Farnsworth (1881-1864) painted this still life while student at Tenn. Female College.
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Krzysztof Klusik (born December 21, 1987) is a Polish painter, known for working with Italian curator and art critic Gaia Serena Simionati. Exhibitions that they did together - Deficit (The Lack) in Galleria Poggiali e Forconi in Florence (2013), and Mitate in Galleria Effearte in Milan (2014) were his career milestones. Klusik also took part in the finale of the exhibition of Premio Combat Prize in Museo Civico G. Fattori in Livorno (2012) and did several shows in Poland, such as Redystrybucje in Galeria U in Wrocław (2013).
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Le roman commence avec la fuite de Ruriko, artiste calligraphe, loin de son mari infidèle. Elle quitte Tokyo et se réfugie dans les montagnes, en pleine forêt, s'installant dans le petit chalet de vacances où elle venait étant enfant. Dans le voisinage séjournent également un facteur de clavecins, ancien pianiste devenu incapable de jouer, et une jeune fille dont on ne sait d'abord s'il s'agit de son assistante ou de sa compagne. Elle aussi a fui après une tragédie personnelle et sentimentale. Entre ces trois personnages en pleine débâcle intime, se noue au fil des saisons une relation étrange, faite de sympathie attristée, d'amitié sincère et de désir mélancolique, tandis qu'ils accompagnent un vieux chien aveugle en fin de vie. Yoko Ogawa excelle à décrire ces journées de printemps et d'été, puis d'automne, où les passions des hommes se vivent en osmose avec la nature.
Peu à peu, Ruriko reconstruit le triangle amoureux qu'elle a cru fuir en quittant Tokyo. Mais cette fois c'est elle qui y joue, non sans cruauté, le rôle de « l'autre femme ». Tandis qu'elle n'éprouve qu'indifférence le jour où elle reçoit la visite de la maîtresse de son mari. Le clavecin se brise, le chalet est vendu. Le bonheur est chose fragile et provisoire. « Il a fait tout ce que je voulais. Il a réveillé un à un les plaisirs gelés », écrit-elle. En fin de compte le salut ne pourra venir que de l'art : la calligraphie pour elle, la musique pour eux. Et pour tous, la solitude, fidèle compagne. La seule sur laquelle on puisse toujours compter.
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Les tendres plaintes, de Yoko OGAWA (Ed. Actes Sud); 235 pages; 20 euros
A female artist in Sendai, this event was held by teenagers to raise funds for the town after it was hit by the Tsunami on March 11th, 2011.
All photographs are available for sale as prints. Please feel free to send me a private message to negotiate if you'd like a copy of this image. : )
Exposition Julien Martinez au Musée Miniature et Cinéma de Lyon, France, du 30 avril au 27 septembre 2015.
The house that this shed belongs to backs onto our local park. I like it framed by the iron wrought gateway.
Cropped in Photoshop and "Crisped" in Topaz Adjust.
1987: Solo Exhibit of Mixed Media Sculptures; Third Eye Gallery, Helena, Montana
Artist's Statement for "Fragments of an Ancient Poetry":
Imagine a word such as moon. When you say moon, your lips curve. The word itself has curves. It conjures: round and old, and traveling on a long, slow-sounding journey. It's interesting that along with the sound of a word, the visual aspect of thte word affects its meaning.
As a sculptor, I'm fascinated by the shapes of language and as a writer I'm drawn to the meaning of shapes. This is a natural merging of two of my primary interests. "Fragments of an Ancient Poetry" is a three-dimensional page of my sketchbook-journal, revealing the increasingly refined and complex strokes of a thought process, or poetic idea.
-- Maureen Shaughnessy
Blogged here, at Raven's Nest
Strobist info: SB-26, 1/2 or 1/4 power (I forget) through a DIY snoot and an orange gel. f/2.8 at 1/80. ISO 100.
I finally got my lightstand on Saturday, so this was my first chance to test out my equipment on a subject. C&C welcome.
2015
Single-channel video installation, sound, colour, 21 min 58 s, metal shelving, pearls, plastic baskets, tablecloth, lamps, table, steel doors, various materials
Courtesy of the artist and Hauser & Wirth
As in many of her works, Rotterberg creates an uncanny link between people and places in NoNoseKnows. The work opens with an impressively tall woman (Bunny Glamazon) motoring through a deserted cityscape making her way to work. Filmed in Zhejiang province of China, the video also depicts women working in two freshwater-pearl production chains. Blending fact and fiction, a strange connection exists between the labourers and Glamazon, whose every sneeze produces a plate of pasta. The absurdity of the painstaking labour involved in the production of pearls is juxtaposed with an even more absurd means of production. The cramped rooms and corridors created for the set, which enhance Glamazon's physical presence, are reproduced here in the scale of the pearl room through which visitors pass.
Producer and director of photography: David Hollander (Fourth Density Prod.)
Cast: Bunny Glamazon and the employees of AngePerle
Director of set, props and special effects: Katrin Altekamp (4DEE Prod.)
Digital imaging technician: Loïc de Lame (Laryenco Prod.)
Set: Joshua Pelletier
Gaffer: Ala Hostetter
Sound design and mixing: Ronen Nagel and Nati Taub (Sound Around Studios)
Special effects: Alexander Lemke
Production in China: Matt Clarke and Clark Wang
Special thanks to Wu Rong Mei
An Artist must never be afraid to experiment... he was not.. and i am not either...
Trying the lomo kind of effect purely with RBG curves in GIMP, no other processing on this one
Shot: taken in Central Park, New York (1 month back)
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Mexican sombreros. Fredrick spent a lot of time in Mexico in his later years because he had arthritis and the weather in NY is not conducive to that.
Olana
Home of American landscape artist Fredrick Church (1826 – 1900)
Greenport, NY
NY State Historic Site
Carlos Herrera is a self-taught Mexican artist who has just inaugurated his second solo exhibition entitled "17M", and in which he shows 32 works of his work in acrylic on canvas and mixed media. www.jaamzin.com/blog/artist-carlos-herrera
Photo Series 1624 - WOMAN ARTIST - J Rebecca Trueblood Part 50
About J Rebecca Trueblood
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I create pieces that acknowledge and respond to the physical presence of the person viewing them. This comes from an uncertainty about my own place in the world; the urge to have a unique identity with clearly marked personal space conflicts with a longing for real intimacy and a feeling of being part of a community.
In some pieces, there are details that will not read from across the room: you must get close to see them, much closer than you would to the face of a stranger.
Colors may cozy up together or push violently. Spaces between shapes create varying degrees of tension.
I take inspiration from everyday objects, anthropological images, microscopic life, and the surface of our planet, utilizing patterning and repetition that makes creation a meditative and obsessive act.
I will always be impressed at the ability of some people to dab blotches of paint on a canvas to create a coherent image.
When in Edinburgh we came across this delightful young woman on the Royal Mile who was painting with her feet.
I think she has Cerebral Palsy but that obviously hasn't stopped her using her skills in this way and boy could she chat!
Which is why I didn't get her name.
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This is a portrait artist operating in Rhodes city, Greece.
I came walking by his little exibition, he notices my camera.
Him: "Feel free to take pictures of all my pictures!"
Me: "Ok. May I take a picture of you too?"
Him: "Sure!"
And just as I take the picture he points his finger at me and says:
"But NO FLASH!"
Wish granted :)
Along Artist Ridge Trail
Artist Point is located in northwest Washington State, at the end of the Mount Baker Scenic Highway. At an elevation of 5,000 feet, Artist Point is an area of exceptional beauty.
Photograph by
Diane Marie Kramer
at the BIG sculpture Exhibit at the Factory, at 333 Midland, Highland Park, MI
After Norris, we headed to the Great Canyon of the Yellowstone, the main attraction being Lower Falls, a gigantic waterfall of 308 feet (94 meters) in height, making it almost twice as high as Niagara Falls. Artist Point is a famous viewing point on the south rim of the canyon, this was taken in the morning.
From now on, all pictures in my comments below are clickable (and hence enlargeable).
Nach dem ganzen Schwefelgeblubber ging es für uns weiter zum allerallerallerschönsten Teil von Yellowstone, dem Grand Canyon mit den unglaublich faszinierenden Lower Falls, die mit 94 Metern fast doppelt so hoch sind wie die Niagarafälle (52 Meter).
Ab jetzt sind alle Kommentarbilder (auch rückwirkend) anklick- und somit vergrößerbar.