Untitled (by Marija Radosavljevic)
This is the piece I did for “Speaking in Tongues II” opening on June 7th. This show is curated by Buddy Nestor and the line up is so rad! Thrilled to be a part of it. If you are in Philadelphia in June I hope you will check out the show!
Emily J Moore
“Visceral Projection”
18 by 24 inches
Mixed Media (found fabric, acrylic, and oil on stretched canvas)
$550Thank you so much for the share!
I love this.
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Gottfried Helnwein Retrospective Exhibition
Albertina Museum, Vienna
Exhibition opening: May 24th, 2013 - October 13th, 2013
“Well, the world is a haunted house, and Helnwein at times is our tour guide through it. Not all of Gottfried’s work is on a canvas. A lot of it is the way he’s approached life. And it doesn’t take someone knowing him to know that. You take one look at the paintings and you say “this guy has been around.” You can’t sit in a closet - and create this. This level of work is earned. As an artist my strongest reaction to Helnwein’s work is that it challenges me to be better at what I do. There are very few people that achieve utter excellence in what they do. And I think that Gottfried Helnwein is certainly one of those people.” - Sean Penn
“I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.”
-Michelangelo
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andrew westermann shot by pierre debusschere for i know simply that the sky will last longer than i
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TGIF.
Kelly McKernan is a fine artist and illustrator from Atlanta, Georgia, currently based in Nashville, Tennessee. Kelly obtained her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Kennesaw State University, with a concentration in drawing and painting.
Kelly’s current body of work examines the personal growth that results from internal struggle. Her ethereal women are often battling the opposing forces of natural inclination and cognitive reasoning, or they may be seen in their moment of resolution, finally understanding their strengths, weaknesses, and desires. The multi-layered settings in Kelly’s work reflect her own fascinations and discoveries as a woman with a penchant for idealism, on a journey toward self-awareness.
Kelly has been exhibiting her work with numerous galleries since 2009, including Thinkspace Gallery, Gallery 1988, Young Blood Gallery, and Beep Beep Gallery. She also began her work as an illustrator in the same year and has illustrated three children’s book to date. Kelly is also a member of the PRISMA Artist Collective.
Kelly has always had an interest in art, even from a very young age. She often ruined carpets, walls, and her own clothes by experimenting with various media growing up. Kelly’s family has always been supportive of her passion despite this, however. She attended art camps every summer, took AP Art classes in high school, and continued growing as an artist into college. In her third year at Kennesaw State University, she began experimenting with her style and set a goal to create 30 paintings in a semester in order to jumpstart her portfolio. Kelly’s work soon garnered attention from local galleries and beyond, giving her the opportunity to expand her efforts outside of school. Now she shares the excitement of her successes with her husband, and eagerly looks forward to what the future might hold for her art.
Les Bains, once a 19th century bath-house, later an uber-cool club, and now a temporary gallery for street artists. The owner has allowed artists to fill the rooms before the building is slated for renovations.
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A Spark is All It Takes by Charlotte Estelle Littlehales
The math: 2,600 matchsticks, 720 minutes to create, and 1 minute of fiery immolation to undo it all; Charlotte’s typographic matchstick design is a testament to the creative and sometimes destructive power of imagination.
Yes.
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