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Black Women Photographers Is a Global Community at the Forefront of a Changing Industry | Colossal
AUGUST 19, 2022. GRACE EBERT Esther Sweeney. All images courtesy of Black Women Photographers In June of 2020, Polly Irungu launched Black Women Photographers with about 100 members and the hope that more Black women would receive commissions and greater recognition … Continue reading
Playfully Surreal Scenarios Emerge from Innumerable Acrylic Dots in Quint Buchholz’s Paintings | Colossal
AUGUST 19, 2022. GRACE EBERT All images Š Quint Buchholz When viewing the uncanny scenes of Munich-based artist Quint Buchholz, itâs evident that play, experimentation, and exploring the uncharted are central tenets of his practice: a string quintet precariously balances above … Continue reading
Perfection of Nature Captured in Meticulous Geometric Drawings | My Modern Met
By Sara Barnes on August 18, 2022 âThrough the thorough use of geometry, I try to attain and worship the platonic perfection of Nature.â Artist Rafael Araujo expresses his love of nature through geometry. Incorporating the golden spiral and helixes … Continue reading
Naomi Osaka Rescuing a Butterfly Wins World Sports Photo Awards | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on August 16, 2022 David Gray, Winner, Tennis. Japan’s Naomi Osaka removes a butterfly from her dress as she plays against Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur during their women’s singles match on day five of the Australian Open tennis … Continue reading
Could you get used to a third thumb? | The Royal Society
The Third Thumb is a flexible 3D printed thumb worn on the hand and controlled by two pressure sensors fitted under your toes. How will the brain adapt to profound changes to our body, by having to learn to control … Continue reading
In Graham Franciose’s ‘Morning Coffee Paintings,’ Dreamlike Watercolor Works Capture the Day’s Unmediated Emotion | Colossal
AUGUST 12, 2022. GRACE EBERT Day 75, âAlways There, Always Changing.â All images Š Graham Franciose Many days, artist and illustrator Graham Franciose sits down with watercolor, gouache, and a small sheet of cotton paper to paint a whimsical scene or … Continue reading
