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Artists Pay Tribute to the Death of George Floyd Through Illustrations | My Modern Met
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Andrés Guzmán 🌞🇵🇪🌿 (@andresitoguzman) #BlackLivesMatter SARA BARNES People across the world are reacting to the murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police officers. Those creatively inclined are responding … Continue reading
A 20,000-Square-Foot Tribute to Healthcare Workers Emerges at Queens Museum
In the Queens Museum parking lot, Cuban-American artist Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada (previously) has painted a 20,000-square-foot mural as both an act of gratitude to Latinx healthcare workers, who have risked their own safety to care for others, and a nationwide call to … Continue reading
Dried Botanics Pressed into Delicate Fauna Compositions by Artist Helen Ahpornsiri
England-based artist Helen Ahpornsiri (previously) presses delicate flowers and plants into wondrous artworks that depict the colorful diversity of the natural world. By foraging botanics from her garden, Ahpornsiri pieces the dried natural matter together in a manner that’s similar … Continue reading
Song For Sharon Illustrated
Nathaniel Barlam Musical Comic for Joni Mitchell’s “Song for Sharon,” off her 1976 album Hejira. Information on my thought process can be found at the link below: http://www.behance.net/gallery/Song-F… All rights to the music belong to Joni, or whoever owns it, … Continue reading
Spirals and Loops Twist Through Wooden Sculptures by Xavier Puente Vilardell
Xavier Puente Vilardell (previously) transforms blocks of coffee-colored wood into eye-catching sculptural forms, some of which resemble architectural structures and other natural forms shaped by wind, rain, and the sea’s turbulent waves. The Brussels-based artist uses pinewood, a malleable material that … Continue reading
Aboriginal art meaning in 2020 (With images) | Indigenous Australian art – Johnny Warungula Tjupurrula
Mar 7, 2020 – This article looks at the meaning of Aboriginal art from North Central Australia where aboriginal dot art originated. Johnny Warungula Tjupurrula was one of the founding members of the Western desert Aboriginal art movement. He was … Continue reading
The Chase
The Chase by Ferdi Rizkiyanto Process video: Source: The Chase
Sleek Furniture Collection by Hilla Shamia Harmonizes Cast Aluminum and Natural Wood
Starting with gnarly hunks of trees, Hilla Shamia (previously) seamlessly merges wood and aluminum into industrial-style furniture. The Tel Aviv-based designer pours the hot metal into leg molds that surround the organic material, preserving the wood’s shape and texture and … Continue reading
Meticulously Crafted Steampunk Creatures by Igor Verny Feature Articulated Wings and Limbs
If Igor Verny’s dragonflies and birds have difficulty taking flight, they may need a few squirts of WD-40 to get their metallic wings flapping. The Russian artist (previously) assembles steampunk-inspired sculptures that are fully articulated and can be shaped into … Continue reading
