I came across this print entitled Praia Piquinia, by Christian Chaize...
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I love pink...there, it's out there...I feel a lot better now...
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Whether you know her as "the wife", the "bandmate/tamborine player", or the "rock n' roll photographer", there's no denying that the photographic career of Linda McCartney (yes, wife of Paul) is vast...
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“Bright”, “massive”, “intricate”, and “joyful” are the words artist Maya Hayuk uses to describe her own work. I would add “electrifying” and “grand”...
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(above image from Offscreen)
I don’t think this daydream is specific to me, in fact I know it’s shared by many (filmically and otherwise). You’re in a crowded place, things have gotten a bit dry, and all of sudden a cool song comes on, either in the background or in your head, and you just give into the moment and dance. Maybe others join you...
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I was thinking lately about the hairdos I envy, and want to copy the most, and how they usually are on the heads of French women...
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There’s something refreshingly glib, and nostalgically irreverent, about Japanese artist Yoko Honda’s '80s inspired artwork. Her work feels as if your elementary school Trapper Keeper (yeah, remember those) exploded onto a canvas...
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Anyone in the mood for love this week? Well I am. I recently revisited the Wong Kar-Wai 2000 classic film and found myself obsessed (again)...
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Teeming with competing fabric patterns, bold wallpapers, and subsequently semi-camouflaged subject matters, Japanese artist Naomi Okubo’s canvases over stimulate your senses…
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It’s not often that I experience a kind-of electrifying, kinetic physical response to artwork, I guess best described as an explosive molecular sensation in my chest and arms. But that’s exactly what has happened upon viewing Spanish artist Yago Hortal’s vibrantly painted, sculptural canvases...
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