Art

October 31, 2018

People in Japan Dressed Up as Famous Paintings for a Halloween Parade

Sunday October 28, 2018 marked the 22nd annual Halloween parade in the city of Kawasaki in the prefecture Kanagawa, Japan. Around 2,000 people in costume marched the streets along with 120,000 excited spectators. Among ghosts, vampires, skeletons, and other cosplay creations, a group of art-loving participants dressed as famous paintings, bringing some of the world’s most famous art history masterpieces to life.

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October 27, 2018

Art Institute of Chicago Makes Thousands of Hi-Res Images Available for Free

Chicago is a city steeped in art and culture. In addition to its iconic public sculptures, it boasts one of the oldest and largest museums in the country: the Art Institute of Chicago. While a real-life visit to this historic institution should be on all art lovers' lists, a recent website redesign has made it easy to experience its collection with the click of a mouse.

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October 25, 2018

20 Inspiring Works of Art Made Using Innovative Markers and Colored Pencils

Drawing, sketching, and coloring are important foundations for any creative practice. Whether you’re an illustrator, tattoo artist, or enthusiastic hobbyist, having the proper tools in hand when letting your creativity flow is vital. That’s why Chameleon Art Products’ innovative alcohol markers and professional colored pencils are the perfect additions to any artist’s tool kit.

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October 22, 2018

Colossal Ceramic Installation Reflects the Fragility of the Coral Reef

With marine life as her muse, artist and advocate Courtney Mattison crafts ceramic sculptures that “promote awareness for the protection of our blue planet.” Mattison explores this environmental interest in Our Changing Seas, an ongoing series focused on the fragility of the coral reef. Reflecting the diversity of their subjects, these site-specific installations can be found in an array of locations around the world, including art museums, science centers, and even a diplomatic facility.

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