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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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Veronese's Dogs

by The Public Domain Review on publicdomainreview.orgArticle

“Oh, if I could only pray”, Luther once said of his dog Tölpel, “the way this dog watches the meat”. Attending to attentive canine figures in half a dozen paintings by Paolo Veronese, Thomas W. Laqueur explores the work of an artist whose love of dogs landed him in hot water with the Inquisition.

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Even Littler Johns

by greg on greg.orgArticle

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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Álvaro Urbano Honors the Lost Specimens of Mexico City’s Iconic Casa Cueva

by Grace Ebert on thisiscolossal.comArticle

Álvaro Urbano presents an homage to the innovations of Casa Cueva, an icon of modernist Mexican architecture. 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 Álvaro Urbano Honors the…

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Revisit Claes Oldenburg’s Seminal ‘Six Themes’ 50 Years After Its Debut

by Kate Mothes on thisiscolossal.comArticle

'Six Themes' at Paula Cooper Gallery celebrates the artist's seminal sculptures. 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 Revisit Claes Oldenburg’s Seminal ‘Six Themes’ 50 Years…

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Blender Doodling

by Peter Fitz on mojobob.blogspot.comArticle

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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