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Rebecca Louise Law’s work explores the complexity of our human connection to nature

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Rebecca Louise Law (born in 1980, in London) is a British artist working primarily with installation art and large-scale sculpture. Her work has been exhibited internationally including the Tate Britain in London and The New York Times building in New York City. In addition to her solo gallery work, she has also been a featured […]

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Artist’s Eye For Hyper-realistic Wildlife Paintings Reflect Climate Crisis And Its Consequences

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Lisa Ericson’s hyper-realistic acrylic paintings offer a glimpse into a future in which mammals are suddenly plunged into an increasingly watery world. The photos are a mixture of glorious colors, sharp contrast, and the feeling that you’re actually there. Lisa Ericson’s art reminds us of the idea that any one of us could be stranded

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Sam Ryan Episode – How A Self-Taught Artist Became Well-Known On Instagram

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Sam Ryan (also known as The Wolf of Art Street), is an American outsider artist and modern folk artist. Sam Ryan is best known for his large expressive paintings using acrylics or acrylic and charcoal in mixed media pieces. He was born in the small town of Poplarville in Mississippi where he grew up on

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Meet Daniel Clay, A Nashville-Based Woodworker, And Professional Chip Carver

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Daniel Clay is a woodworker, designer, and artist living and working in Knoxville. In addition to his full-time woodworking practice, Daniel travels the United States teaching chip carving (one of the oldest carving traditions) – only his second passion outside of woodworking. In his blog space, you will find Daniel sharing his latest work, thoughts

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Building Black Civilizations: Journey of 2000 Ships’ Artist Says LEGOs Are A Tool For Imagination

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The Afrofuturistic architectural designs of the artist Ekow Nimako evoke the powerful and inspiring imagination they seek to inspire in their audiences. In Building Black Civilizations: Journey of 2000 Ships, Nimako envisions an Afrofuturistic landscape brimming with strength, power, and liberation. Sprawling metropolises nest small buildings, regal towers, and fantastical details like the unhinged jaw of

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Yuval Pudik: Creating A Community Around The Vision Of Art

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Yuval Pudik’s Creativity and Hard Work Earn Him International Recognition: A blog about the creative process and how much hard work it takes to make an artist successful. As a multi-disciplinary artist, Yuval Pudik has exhibited widely in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East. He has been featured in Art in America, San

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Wandalin van den Abeele: An Independent Artist Whose Favorite Subject Is Birds

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Wanda van den Abeele is an independent artist who specializes in pencil drawings of birds. While she was still a student, she was inspired by images of birds in books that were available in the library. In fact, the very first art project that Wanda completed while at school still remains on display at her

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Cyprien Gaillard: An Artist Who Explores The Beauty Of Human Failure

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Cyprien Gaillard is one of the most impressive and enigmatic artists working today. He makes work that not only deals with documenting ruins but also turning them into artworks. His works are infused with an existential melancholy and it’s no wonder he won the Marcel Duchamp Prize in 2010. The work of Cyprien Gaillard draws

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Artist Cara Barer Creates Artful Books By Curling And Rolling Their Pages

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Cara Barer is a book artist who prepares books to be used as art objects. Using a sewing machine, she creates soft sculptures out of books that preserve the historical and literary material within the text while de-sanitizing its material form. Her work explores the intersection of books with other materials and technologies, investigating the

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Artist Creates Unbelievable Sculptures That Look Like Living Trees

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Christophe Guinet, born in Paris, lives between town and country. He is a maker of works of art with a sensitive and contemplative approach, which he translates into an artistic process that is part of the final work of art. As ephemeral and fragile as a bouquet of flowers, Christophe’s compositions show us the beauty

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