Tag: art
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To today’s audiences, medieval art can look outright bizarre. Before the stylistic shifts that defined the Renaissance, medieval illustrations often featured flat, unrealistic figures and fantastical scenes. But the details… more ›
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Around this time, Herndon and Dryhurst, who is also her primary collaborator, had been experimenting with the embedding of “Holly Herndon” in the data used to “train” text-to-image generators such… more ›
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Artists often wonder whether to title their art. The answer to that question is absolutely positively YES. To begin with, a title always adds value to a work of art.… more ›
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In November, the actor, director, and former UN Refugee Agency Goodwill Ambassador and Special Envoy will open the doors on Atelier Jolie, a somewhat broadly defined effort to bring her… more ›
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Founded in 1974 at the height of the US disability-rights movement, the Creative Growth Art Center is an Oakland-based nonprofit organisation that ‘advances the inclusion of artists with developmental disabilities… more ›
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Queen on Loo miniature figurine, made in painted ceramic. Edition of 1000. Click below for enquiries. Trump and George Bush sculptures are life size, life like, replacing the real –… more ›
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Ballarat International Foto Biennale invited artists from around the world to move into the future with Australia’s inaugural AI Prize, Prompted Peculiar. https://ballaratfoto.org/online-exhibition/prompted-peculiar-prize-2023-online-exhibition/ more ›
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Even when looking at the top NFTs, value was still hard to find. Furthermore, 41% of the top NFTs are modestly priced between $5 and $100, which may signal a… more ›
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At first glance, the red-brick facade near a line of railway arches resembles an ordinary south London warehouse. On a cold February day in 2014, a precious cargo left this… more ›
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Alchemy and the depths of the occult manifest within Remedios Varo’s practice. The Spanish surrealist (1908-1963), whose works are on view at the Art Institute of Chicago, was a researcher… more ›