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Category Archives: Photograph
A New Monotype
I’ve recently started a printmaking course with the Open College of the Arts (OCA). The first part is about making monotypes and this is a painterly one I did this afternoon. It’s based on a photograph I took from the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Landscapes, Photograph, Printmaking
Tagged aerial, art, monotype, OCA, olive groves, Open College of the Arts, Turkey
5 Comments
Paintings and Photographs – What Should Be The Relationship?
Today there was a Huffpost tweet about “a mind blowing art revelation”. This related to work about a Korean realist painter called Kang Kang Hoon, whose paintings look just like photographs. My immediate reaction was simply ‘why?’ What was the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Landscapes, Painting, Photograph, Photography
Tagged art, artist, Daguerre, kang kang hoon, photographs
11 Comments
Looking At The World From A Different Viewpoint
I came across a remarkable set of photographs yesterday via Twitter. What was photographed was certainly not remarkable – very ordinary rooms – but what made them so was the unusual bird’s eye perspective. According to the Guardian article, photographer Menno Aden … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Photograph
Tagged art, artist, berlin, bird's eye view, guardian, menno aden, photographer, photography, wandsworth museum
13 Comments
Bolton University Fine Arts Degree Show 2013 Part 1
Regular readers will know what I think of artists’ statements written in International Art English aka Bovine Doo Doo. I was concerned then when I was at the Bolton University Fine Arts Degree Show on Thursday evening because I actually … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Drawing, exhibition, Painting, Photograph
Tagged alison timmins, art, artists, artists statements, bolton university, christopher jefferies, degree show, karen markham
4 Comments
Vermeer’s Daughter And Other Huff Posts
Kestrelart is very concerned about my reading the Mail. (If you don’t follow Kestrelart, he does some gorgeous drawings of birds – I think there’s a clue in the name, somewhere! – such as these.) I did reassure him that I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Photograph
Tagged art, art deco, artists, dancer, ingrid endel, Johannes Vermeer, kyle bean, photographer, Vermeer
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Not Just A Girl!
I’ve just had a link on my Facebook account to a delightful photographic website, Jaime C Moore Photography. She had a wonderful idea about photographs to commemorate her daughter’s fifth birthday. Disney princess? No, real women! Unfortunately, I can’t give … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photograph, Photography
Tagged child, heroines, jamie moore, photographer, photographs, photography, portraits, real women
5 Comments
Three items picked up via Twitter
As I stated in my ‘Hello’ introduction, one of the purposes of this blog is to share ‘ephemeral’ items about art. Recently I’ve started using Twitter to help me keep up to date with art news. This evening as I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Drawing, Photograph, Photography
Tagged art, artist, damien hirst, heidi voet, kelvin okafor, nude, photographs, photography, tinie tempah, twitter
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Is it just me?
I visited the local art circle’s exhibition at Bolton Library last week. There were two paintings which struck me. (Well, three if you include the one I voted for in the Visitors’ Prize poll, and which I then went out … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, exhibition, Painting, Photograph, Photography
Tagged art, artist, artists, Bolton, exhibition, lego, painting, photographs, photography, robert capa
10 Comments
Richard Dorment’s Year of Art
Today’s Review in the Daily Telegraph was dedicated to a review of the year in the arts. Richard Dorment looked at some of the various exhibitions which have been on this year, several of which I have visited myself and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Painting, Photograph, Photography, Print, Sculpture
Tagged art, artist, british museum, bronze, celebrity, chris buck, David Hockney, photography, Richard Dorment, royal academy, seduced by art, visual culture blog, vollard suite
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Can’t Make Up My Mind … (from We Are OCA)
[I’ve just read this beautiful article on the OCA website. I decided it needed sharing more widely and found it easier to copy it into my blog rather than trying to ‘share’ it using the profusion of buttons. The original … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photograph, Photography
Tagged anthropology, arctic tundra, art, artist, curtis, genesis, photographs, photography, sebastiao salgado, siberia
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