Ai Shinohara is a Japanese artist with a skill in illustrating the delicate relationship between nature and people. There is no questioning the talent Shinohara possesses. Her work carries with it a dark and complicated vibe.
Whoever said you can make art out of anything was right! Design Office Takebayashi Scroggin (also known as d.o.t.s.)
Wow, is there something popping out of these paintings?
Beautiful sculptures made out of what? Wax! Artist Urs Fischer’s installment of wax figures will be at the Arsenale Complex for this year’s Venice Art Biennale. His work includes a melting man standing and gazing upon a statue: Giovanni Bologna’s 16th Century “The Rape of the Sabine Women.” Throughout the duration of the show, the wax figures slowly fall apart…limb by limb. The 54th Venice Biennale will be on until November 27, 2011.
Called the “Olympics of Art,” the Venice Biennale brings together some of the best contemporary artists from around the...
As cycling enthusiasts know, it's the final week of the 98th Tour de France!
Tamara Lichtenstein Of all the different types of photography techniques I've come across this past year, multiple exposure has really stood out. When done properly, the results are magical. Multiple exposure photography is when two or more individual exposures are made to create a single photograph. The resulting photographic image shows the images superimposed or layered over one another.
Sometimes, all we need…all we seek…is encouragement….some good advice.
Coffee and Donuts Laguna Beach, California-based artist Scott Moore loves sharing his creative process.
Doesn't that first image look like an oil painting? Artists are becoming more and more inventive with their choice of canvas. Lorenzo Duran's picks the perfect leaf and then washes, dries, molds and gently cuts away at it until he makes beautiful art. It's an interesting technique based on paper-cutting in China, Japan, Germany and Switzerland. Incredible!
Harry Potter by Michelle Romo What better way to pay tribute to J.K.
When the owner of this structure asked for a music building, the architect took the request quite literally.
