15 5 / 2013
Check out this time-lapse video of Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawing #620A get installed from start to finish at Avenues School.
24 4 / 2013
Les Bains, a secret street art gallery in Paris, is home to works by 50 of the world’s most prominent street artists (for one more week). More images here.
so cool, i want to go here one day!
08 4 / 2013
The Louvre is evacuated before German invasion in 1939, its works returning in 1945
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02 4 / 2013
Minimalism
This work, by American master Sol Lewitt, is a classic example of pure Minimalist art from the early 1970s.
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29 3 / 2013
Leslie Oldaker | on Tumblr (UK/Switzerland)
A Sense of Purpose. Oil on canvas, 167x112cm (2011)
Connections. Oil on canvas, 167x112cm (2011)Lesley Oldaker explores the transient nature, purpose and interconnecting relationships of random moving figurative groupings and their interaction with the space around them. Expressing a personal response to co-occupying the space communicates a sense of displacement and a question of belonging and relevance within that space. The work originates from drawing, photographic and printing studies, which enables the abstraction of the essence of form, space and colour for the paintings. Initial washes of inks and acrylics create the sense of structure, negative space and perspective. Oil paint, the main medium, communicates more desirably the sense of continual movement and fluidity of the form within the work. Painterly mark making, limited colour pallet and a large canvas enhances the suggestion of mood and place, creating a more engaging visual experience and encourages the viewer to explore further, the form and space of the painting. Please visit artist’s website or follow her Tumblr for more work.
[more Leslie Oldaker | artist found at myampgoesto11]
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19 3 / 2013
Museum Monday: GalleristNY names James Turrell’s upcoming exhibit at the Guggenheim one of the top ten museum exhibitions for this spring. Mark your calendars for June 21st!
Photo Courtesy James Turrell and the Guggenheim Museum; Rendering created by Andreas Tjeldflaat
