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Mathenge, who was born in Nairobi, looks to the not-so-distant past in a series of paintings called 'Re-membering.' Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article Wangari Mathenge’s…
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The street becomes a stage. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article ‘Street Photography Africa’ is a Colorful and Energetic Survey Across the Continent appeared first on…
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The design for a difficult-to-interpret monument that was never intended to be built.
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I'm using my 1:144 Halberstadt D-II model to fiddle with generating disruptive pattern textures in Blender. There's an enormous amount you can do with the node shading system, but I am the merest beginner when it comes to texturing objects in Blender.
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Still lifes by the artist who seemed to bridge expressionism with the baroque.
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How Anton from Southland Roof Repairs went viral for a terrible AI ad... that was never AI.
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Super trippy. Like an improvisational synth artist interpreting a series of insect migrations. Definitely mysterious. THUMBTHUMB IS NOT MYSTERIOUS
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i have tried a few ways to draw lately and this is my favourite. memory-based and (almost) no-undo. also, i have been thinking about writing this blog. it started for perfect days but so far all i see is perfect meals lol. my mind is so familiar with being occupied it questions itself when it's not.…
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@[email protected] thank you for your art ❤️
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The incredible Small Numbers in Color, 1959, that Jasper Johns loaned to the Philadelphia Museum for the 2021 retrospective is [again?/still?] on view there. We saw it last weekend after the Duchamp show, and it was [again?/still?] fantastic. I have done nothing to find out what the back of the wood…
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That's this stretch.
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