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Winners of Seafarer’s Life Contest on Fine Art America
I asked the members of Fine Art America for images that portrayed a Seafarer's life. I had so many wonderful images that it... »
Caption Contest 22Every week I hold a Caption Contest that anyone can enter :) You are shown a picture. Think of a good, catchy caption for... »
Best Friends by Shari Nees
Pick of the Day – Amy FoseI am a photographer by hobby. I enjoy being out in nature and capturing the beauty I see. I have very little formal training... »
Imagined Lives: Mystery Portraits 1520-1640IMAGINED LIVES: MYSTERY PORTRAITS 1520-1640 17 March 2010-October 2011 The National Trust's Montacute House, near Yeovil,... »
Monthly Photo Tip – March 2010I am always on the lookout of ways to minimize camera vibration during exposure that may result in low quality and blurry... »
At HomeLast weekend New England was hit with record pouring rain. Although a big fan of heading out during rain storms to photograph I... »
Pick of the Day – Edward SobutaEd Sobuta is an IT professional that has a passion for photography. He specializes in nature, landscape, product and... »
Tribute to Gareth CarrivickTribute has been paid to comedy director Gareth Carrivick who has died. Jon Plowman, Executive Producer for BBC Comedy, who... »
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WHAT IS – Colourist Painting
Share Samuel John Peploe 1871-1935 Tulips 1923 Colourist painting is characterised by the use of intense colour, which becomes the dominant feature of the resultant work of art, more important than its other qualities. This tendency in painting was foreshadowed by French Impressionism in the late 19th century, and came to prominence... »
£29m Raphael drawing in export bar
Share Culture Minister, Margaret Hodge, has placed a temporary export bar on an exquisite drawing by the Italian Renaissance master Raphael. This will provide a last chance to raise the money to keep the drawing, Head of a Muse, in the United Kingdom. The Minister’s ruling follows a recommendation by the Reviewing Committee on the Export... »
Edward Kinnally
When did you first become interested in art? I first realized that there was something worthwhile in art when I saw a painting by Rembrandt. I was 17 at the time, and I was stunned by its beauty. Then, at the New York World’s Fair, I saw Michelangelo’s Pietà and I was deeply moved.... »
Vatican tries to woo back the art world
Share Pope Benedict has invited international artists, sculptors, architects, musicians, film directors and even a solitary Italian prima ballerina to meet him under the soaring vaulted ceiling of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel in the Vatican on Saturday to begin a new dialogue between the Catholic Church and the arts. Read More….. »
Artistic arrogance
After a recent comment on my last blog, I decided to dabble with “digital art “for a couple of hours today. The reason behind this is that apparently digital artists are often “made to feel inferior by their painting peers.” Initially when I read this, I was somewhat taken aback, but I should not have... »
Pick of the Day-Leyla Munteanu
ShareArtists are influenced and inspired by many things; some comes from our surroundings, nature, people, life events, or simply other artists. I am inspired by quite a few of the masters, Renaissance and Modern alike, Michelangelo, Rembrandt, Picasso, to name a few. As I browse through the various galleries I am inspired and awed by... »
Dubious origins
Italian art world debates sculpture by 'Michelangelo' »
Joseph Bradley – Interview With The Artist
I was very young probably in grade school when I started to draw and paint. In 5th grade, I discovered Andrew Wyeth »
Veronica Holmes – Interview With The Artist
Share www.vpholmesart.com When did you first become interested in art? Maybe I was born interested in art; I am not sure, but as early as I can recall I developed an interest which was encouraged by my mother. I was always drawing and the adults around me were fascinated by what I did. I can recall at... »
After more than 20 years Rothko’s ‘Seagram Murals’ return to Tate Liverpool
Share Mark Rothko: The Seagram Murals Friday 2 October 2009 – Sunday 21 March 2010 Admission Free In 1988 Tate Liverpool opened with a memorable display of Mark Rothko’s The Seagram Murals. Over 20 years later the series will make a welcome return to the gallery. From 2 October 2009 – 21 March 2010 Tate Liverpool’s ground floor... »
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- Edmonds, WA - Gallery North Presents Northwest Naturals Work By Thomas A Olson And Barbara Wyatt 21 March, 2010
- Ajax, ON - Transformation And Change As Well As The Next Generation 21 March, 2010
- New York, - Aymeric Noa Exhibits In New York 21 March, 2010
- San Rafael, CA - Marin Arts Council Open Studios 21 March, 2010
- Ft. Collins, Colorado - Art Association Of Northern Colorados National Show 21 March, 2010
- Jacksonville, FL - Artwalk At The Adrian Pickett Gallery 21 March, 2010
- McDonough, Georgia - Arti Gras With Mcdonough Arts 21 March, 2010
- Denver , CO - Print Show At Cdot Headquarters 21 March, 2010
- McDonough , Georgia - In Btween Fling 21 March, 2010
- Mcdonough, Georgia - Art Attack On The Square 21 March, 2010
- Weston, MA - Fuzzy Logic Contemporary Painting After A Century Of Abstract Art 21 March, 2010
- Cary, nc - Raleigh Art Meetup April 30 2010 21 March, 2010
- Aberfoyle, Scotland - An Introduction To Landscape Photography 21 March, 2010
- Aberfoyle, Scotland - The Ardnamurchan Peninsula Photography Workshop 21 March, 2010
- Aberfoyle, Scotland - The Outer Hebrides Photography Workshop 21 March, 2010