domingo, 30 de abril de 2017
Nikolai Blokhin -
"Venice" triptych. Girls from Venice (central part) 63"x71", oil on linen, 2010
http://www.nikolai-blokhin.com/
viernes, 28 de abril de 2017
Frank Schroeder -
Where is the
King (#2), acrylic+collage on canvas, 90x180 cm (35x70 in)
https://www.frankschroeder.xyz
Steve Byrnes -
Jungle Dream, oil, gesso and stitching on raw canvas, 16 x 20 inches, 20155
http://www.stevebyrnes.org/
jueves, 27 de abril de 2017
miércoles, 26 de abril de 2017
Gizella Warburton -
paper & cloth v, 'trace', textile, mixed media, stitch, 75 x 57cm
http://www.gizellakwarburton.co.uk/
martes, 25 de abril de 2017
Gerry Baptist -
Summer Day,
Acrylic on 350gsm watercolour paper (framed), 76cm x 56 cm
http://www.gerrybaptist.co.uk/
lunes, 24 de abril de 2017
Gonzalo Cienfuegos -
Tráiganme la cabeza de Diego Velázquez, Oleo sobre tela, 160 x 180 cm, 2011.
https://www.gonzalocienfuegos.com
domingo, 23 de abril de 2017
Julian Gatto -
Vehicle, 2014, Paper, acrylic and ink on drywall, Dimensions variable
http://juliangatto.tumblr.com/
sábado, 22 de abril de 2017
Manor Grunewald -
The One that got away, (2011),
Oil on Canvas, 90 x 100cm; 35.5 x 39.4in
http://www.manorgrunewald.com/
jueves, 20 de abril de 2017
José Utrera -
Serie Eldorado - El juego del cangrejo - Acuarelas s/Fabriano 600 grs. - 50 x 50 cm. - 2016
http://www.joseutrera.com/
Steve Byrnes -
Untitled XXVII
(Caesura Series), Oil and Stitching on Canvas, 72 X 60 inches, 2015
http://www.stevebyrnes.org/
Juan Pablo Marturano -
Offering
and Proof Project
In
this project, I carry a sculpture I have carved to the peak and offered it to
the mountain. This is a symbolic act expressing my climber’s feeling of
gratitude toward the mountain for allowing me to reach its summit safely.
In a
broader sense, offering the sculpture not only means offering the artwork
itself but also the time spent creating the piece and the skills acquired in
the process. Considering that my artwork is an extension of myself, I believe
that by leaving my sculpture there at the peak, it becomes part of the mountain
and I, therefore, somehow become one with the mountain.
http://www.jpmarturano.com/
miércoles, 19 de abril de 2017
Margie Livingston -
Fragment, 2016,
Acrylic paint, cord, linen, thread, 9 x 6 x 1 in., Photo: Richard Nicol
"To enable me to pull the weight of a much larger painting, I sewed to harness based on those worn by body builders for strength training. Dragging around the literal weight of painting is a fitting metaphor for my practice practice goals right now. History lionizes macho gestures, but I'm looking for something more personal: new insights into the mashup of irony, humor, emotional pain, and earnestness that has driven my work over the past eight years." Margie Livingston, Artist Statement
http://www.margie.net/
Suscribirse a:
Entradas (Atom)