From my window, the smoke gives a terrible, surreal beauty to the landscape. A dampened and compressed eerie glow. There is a weight to it.
What do you see?
CALL FOR ART: SMOKE
I’ve received great submissions for this show! There’s still time to send in yours. Email artwork of any media you have documenting this smoke (photographs, drawings, paintings, prints, collage, assemblage – anything you’ve got!). I’ll show a selection of what I receive in an online show.
[image_with_animation image_url=”6577″ alignment=”” animation=”None” box_shadow=”none” max_width=”100%”] Auguste Rodin November 12, 1840 – November 17, 1917 I’m hoping you haven’t seen these before We’ve all seen The Thinker so many times we can’t see it at all. And various versions of The Kiss may have lost their charge as well. Perhaps some others come to mind …
Have you ever gone shopping for easels and found the options of fall-apart folding easels vs. expensive hardwood calliopes, and thought “what the heck do artists buy?” The answer might surprise you. Many painters don’t use easels at all. For my biggest paintings, two 4x4x16” pieces of wood service nicely. They lift a painting off …
“Anything done more than a week ago I’m embarrassed about. You think you can get it right, but you never get it right. No one’s got it right. Who got it right?” – Harry Ally Source: http://www.escapeintolife.com/mixed-media-2/breaking-the-mold-art-of-harry-ally/ Harry Paul Ally paints with dry pigments, acrylics, tar, fabrics, oils, bonding agents, and different clays dug from the …
This painting by Chaim Soutine is regarded as one of the greatest portrait paintings of the early 20th century. If you were to say what was one of the greatest contemporary portraits of the 21st century, what painting would you choose, and why? Madeleine Castaing was an internationally renowned French interior designer, and a friend …
Call for Art: Smoke
From my window, the smoke gives a terrible, surreal beauty to the landscape. A dampened and compressed eerie glow. There is a weight to it.
What do you see?
CALL FOR ART: SMOKE
I’ve received great submissions for this show! There’s still time to send in yours. Email artwork of any media you have documenting this smoke (photographs, drawings, paintings, prints, collage, assemblage – anything you’ve got!). I’ll show a selection of what I receive in an online show.
DETAILS
Please email your pictures. Include:
Emails must use the subject line “SMOKE”. Deadline Tuesday September 15.
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