The world’s top 10 most expensive paintings are not necessarily the most famous. Some works are sold at auctions and belong to museums, which means they are available for viewing all year. But some pieces are sold privately. Here is a list of the most expensive paintings. Each of these paintings is worth more than […]
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on January 19, 2022
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Gallery wrapped canvases are cheaper to purchase because they don’t have to be stretched. However, if you’re planning on framing a large canvas print, you may want to consider stretching it yourself. You’ll need a staple gun, stretching pliers, and patience. Some stores sell pre-notched stretcher bars, which can be less expensive. If you’re not […]
Read moreWhen decorating the home, it is important to consider the atmosphere you want to create. For a stylish home, keep in mind about the color, style, and design. There is no one way to create style for an entire house; mix and match different style of items to create a great design. It is important […]
Read moreCanvas art plays great role in our home decorating, and it should be relevant to the room you are decorating. This is usually regarded as the most important thing while choosing paintings for home in order to make it match the scenario better. For example, it is better to choose canvas art related to food […]
Read moreIn spite of the substantial variety of the most famous painting in the world that audiences have actually seen in galleries as well as art galleries across the globe, just a relatively little number has been generally recognized as being classic. Ageless in their appeal as well as execution, these art work have transcended time […]
Read moreAt present, it is impossible to predict the impact digital technology will have on art. It is, after all, still in its infancy in terms of accessibility and scope. Nonetheless, artists such as Alan Dunning and Sheila Urbanoski have already been persuaded to abandon traditional media for the delights of cyberspace. It seems inconceivable that […]
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I’ve been doing Art Wars since about 2007. I was given two white stormtroopers I decided to to use them as a force for making art with. Spraying one of them pink erm made a pink storm trooper and by changing it’s colour and it’s identity, I sort of set it free from all the […]
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Written by Danny Soto
on June 3, 2019
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Mierle Laderman Ukeles’ Unburning Freedom Hall had the greatest impact on me because its subtle engagement was emotionally and intellectually gripping. Attractive in its formal simplicity, it was inspiring to walk into. The artwork is composed of seven mounds of crushed glass gleaming in the sunlight. In the centre, a blue, circular glass table, is […]
Read moreAn unsettling dissonance exists between the metaphysical title of Noritoshi Hirakawa’s recent installation, Garden of Nirvana, and its earthy materiality. Contrary to what might be imagined by the evocative words – a sylvan retreat, a lush tropical grotto, a serene oasis – the installation is banally comprised of a number of women’s underwear clamped to […]
Read moreThe concept of the readymade is hardly new to the art world. Art students–if not your average gallery-goer–learn about Duchamp’s urinal shortly after discovering that mixing Cadmium red and Naples yellow produces tangerine. Despite his virtuoso skill in signing “R. Mutt” on a urinal and drawing facial hair on a postcard of the Mona Lisa, […]
Read moreCountry lake, two piece art on canvas. 100% hand-painted by our artists. Good for living room decor. Contact us if you want to order a custom size.
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on June 27, 2016
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At turns haunting and hilarious, Calvin Paugh’s recent exhibition The Bakery of fine art reproduction explores the production and promotion of a television series about making bread in an abandoned bakery. The installation consists of a single-channel art reproduction showing several “pilot” episodes, oil paintings of the starring actors and a series of baking tools […]
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on June 27, 2016
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Artistic experiments in communal living and working such as these are important sites for artist-initiated activities outside of art world structures, serving as interventions into and critical mirrors of society at large. Thauberger’s residency evoking the Paris Commune of 1871 was a performance in ways of working together and acting out alternative ways of being […]
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on June 21, 2016
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To mark its 30th anniversary, Winnipeg’s platform centre for photo to painting took an unexpected approach and mounted a pair of exhibitions operating under the deja vu umbrella title Haven’t We Been Here Before? Presented in the modest gallery space was the in – house – generated So Many Letdowns Before We Get Up …, […]
Read moreA recent completed order, Roman Rockwell’s Outward Bound. 16×20 inch I can reproduce any paintings, it you want to order a reproduction of Roman Rockwell’s art. Please don’t hesitate to check our commissions information.
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