A Look at Art in the Modern Day.
Article by: Christina Lazarakis. As a food photographer and creator of the food blog Small Kitchen Chronicles, I photograph peaches. Okay, a lot more than just peaches, but food is my art these days. It wasn’t always that way. I used to paint. A lifetime ago, when I was an art student, I went to […]
Artists Judith Ann Braun, a contestant on season 1 of ‘Work of Art: The Next Great Artist’, does what she calls “fingerings” to create beautiful, flowing symmetrical works. She uses various materials (charcoal, pastel, chalk, etc.) to paint her works. My favorite part of her work is her skill in using negative space so effectively. […]
Artist Joseph York, by all appearances, seems a simple and strait forward man. While reading his bio there’s not an ounce of arrogance or pretension in his words. As I perused his gallery of work I was struck with the thought that art is a lifelong journey. His 80s work is interesting, but you can […]
Viewing The World Through Hang Nguyen Eyes Hang Nguyen, inspired by her full-time job as a science editor, creates abstract artworks. As I trolled an online art gallery looking for some interesting art to post (Yes, sometimes I just cruise galleries of random artists looking at their work. I’ll post anything I find striking, interesting […]
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