Category Archives: Art

Artist Spends 10 Days Recreating the Sight of a Solar Eclipse

“I was awestruck by the intensity and the beauty of the corona.” Artist and stargazer Cathrin Machin continues to capture the wonders of the night sky in a mix of traditional and digital paintings. One of her latest projects was … Continue reading

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Quantum Fluctuations | Aeon

‘Moving paintings’ evoke a quantum particle collision at the Large Hadron Collider Warning: this film features rapidly flashing images that can be distressing to photosensitive viewers.   The London-based artist Markos R Kay works at the intersection of digital art … Continue reading

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Loneliness Shrouds the Peculiar Scenes in Carlos Fdez’s Graphite Drawings

“Enlarged.” All images © Carlos Fdez Through rich, brooding illustrations, Carlos Fernández, who works under the moniker Carlos Fdez, encapsulates lingering feelings of loneliness that cloud modern life. The blurred graphite veils each work with a surreal aura, layering the … Continue reading

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Why THE FAR SIDE is a masterclass in storytelling

The Far Side by Gary Larson is one of the best and most praised cartoons in history. But what makes The Far Side so good? What is the legacy of Gary Larson? And most importantly: what can we learn from … Continue reading

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Sci-Fi Short Film: “Flyby” | DUST

When a passing asteroid begins to affect how people perceive time, one man struggles to keep up with a life that is quickly disappearing into the future. Flyby by Jesse Mittelstadt Connect with Filmmakers: https://comewhatmayprods.com/​ http://www.instagram.com/cwmprods http://www.facebook.com/cwmprods “Flyby” Credits CAST: … Continue reading

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Fragmented Garments and Body Parts Drift Away From Steel Sculptures by Regardt Van Der Meulen | Colossal

JANUARY 28, 2021 GRACE EBERT “Untitled” (2018), mild steel, 1900 x 1850 x 900 millimeters. All images © Regardt Van Der Meulen, shared with permission   Regardt Van Der Meulen is concerned with the ephemerality of human life, a fascination … Continue reading

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15,000-Year-Old Bison Sculptures Perfectly Preserved in French Cave

View this post on Instagram A post shared by History Daily (@historydailypix) This is clear proof that humans have been creating art inspired by animals for thousands of years. Art has been around since the dawn of time; prehistoric cave … Continue reading

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Finches Become “Flock of Songwriters” in Room Full of Electric Guitars

By Emma Taggart on January 27, 2021   This takes the term “songbird” to another level. When you think of bird songs you probably imagine sweet-sounding tweets, cheeps, and chirps. Our feathered friends can create beautiful sounds when they sing, … Continue reading

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Willow sculpture by sculptor Katherine Miles titled: ‘Willow Sitting Hare sculpture (Listening Mad March)’. 

Nov 10, 2019 – A sculpture titled ‘Willow Sitting Hare (Listening Mad March sculpture)’ by artist Katherine Miles in the category Wild Animals and Wild Life Sculptures. This sculpture has the dimensions of 100 x 40 x 50 cm and … Continue reading

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Eer

Eer is a short film written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli, based on real events. Starring Alia Shawkat, Alex Warren Made with the support of Oslo Pictures, Furlined & BWGTBLD GmbH. Additional support from Pomp&Clout Cinematography by Ben Mullen. Prosthetic … Continue reading

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