A Look at Art in the Modern Day.
Article by: Christina Lazarakis When I first moved to New York, straight out of acting conservatory, I would take the “A” Train up to Washington Heights and get off at 181st Street. By New York City subway standards, it was a long trip. Six more still-in-The-City-moves-in-less-than-two-years later, I would take the very same train in […]
All That Glitters: Recreating Space And Content Photographer Raissa Venables redesigns and reconstructs spaces. The end result is a piece of photo artwork that is both M.C Escher and Tim Burton-esque. The pieces have a Alice in Wonderland feel, due the bend on perspective and size, without having anything to do with that specific style […]
Recreating a Moment in Time Irina Werning is an Argentinian Photographer with an obsession for old photos. So much so, that the opening statement on her “Back to the Future” gallery page goes something like this. “I admit being a nosey photographer. As soon as I step into someone else’s house, I start sniffing for […]
Photographer Alison Kreitzberg So, the Featured Artist page has officially been launched. Technically, it was launched like 2 days ago. But whatever. It’s my blog, I can do what I want. My first Artist is Photographer Alison Kreitzberg. She was one of the first people to respond to my call for Artists. So, she’s the […]
Random Pics for a Random world Today’s post is a look at the kick ass images I’ve collected for various posts, but never actually used. Some artists I’ve written about. Other I have not. I see these everyday as I look through the download folder…for the newest images for the new day’s post. It’s about […]
The Artistic Styling’s of the Thomas brothers Dave and Jim Thomas grew up fascinated with cinematography. This passion took them on a journey through creative arts like graphic design, video production, animation, photography, digital art, and music. Their site Random Art House is the culmination of that journey. Not everything on the site is an […]
Man on a Mission The renegade photographer known only as JR, is a man who uses street, building, roof and even railway car as a format for display. This is his gallery. But he’s no graffiti artist. He is a guerrilla photographer and painter. Is there truly a difference? To me? Yes. To you? That’s […]
The Artistic Nude It was only a matter of time before I tackled this subject. The artistic nude. More specifically, the female nude. It is, has been, and always will be a subject of artistic debate. Artists have been trying to capture the sensuality, the beauty, the artistic mojo of the female form for as […]
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