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A Terrible Truth and its Consequences
He killed his son. And unfortunately, for him, he might have regretted it as soon as it was done. Rage is an interesting trait in humans because it is one of the only traits that shows our true animalistic nature. We are nature. We are part of this cycle. In our minds and bodies, we hold the truth--our undeniable power to be gods of life and death.
K. KocheryanPublished about a month ago in Art
The Cholmondeley Ladies
Take a couple of 17th century aristocrats, an unknown painter, a striking portrait and an inquisitive seven-year-old. Introduce the ingredients, stir gently, and wait for a response.
Andy PottsPublished 2 months ago in Art
To Frog or Not to Frog
To frog or not to frog is a question that many knitters/crocheters have asked themselves when doing a project. Frogging is up to the individual. You may be asking what is frogging? Frogging is when you make a mistake and you have to rip it apart. If the mistake doesn’t bother you then you can leave it and move on. But if it does bother you then you will have to frog it.
Lisa BriskeyPublished 2 months ago in Art
Exploring The Unequal Marriage
The Unequal Marriage (1862) by Vasili Vladimirovich Pukirev is a Realism work of art, which depicts the inequalities in marriage arrangements of the time. The painting depicts inequalities of age and wealth, as a young girl from an impoverished background is arranged to be married to a rich, old man. The painting was wildly praised for both it's skill and how it handled a controversial, yet important topic of older, affluent men taking younger women (sometimes children) as their next wife.
My Needlepoint Journey
My journey into the world of needlepoint began as a little girl of seven years old. It was watching my Mother, Nana, and my older sister, Christine, sitting around the living room chit-chatting about the latest soap opera, “Guiding Light,” working away on colorful needlepoint tapestries.
Lady Helen lands in London
This is one lady I expect to see a lot of over the coming months, along with the other great celebrity fashion portraits on show at Tate Britain in London from February.
Raymond G. TaylorPublished 3 months ago in Art
Art Review: “Everything Flows”
A simple sentiment, yet so all encompassing. Walking into the Roca London Gallery was like retreating from the everyday, like entering another world – one in which structure and fluidity walked hand in hand. Astounded by Hadid’s skill, I began to truly appreciate the wondrous potential of art and architecture; of being able to embody feelings in their most abstract form. How was it that a place could resonate as if it were speaking directly to me? And what was it that it was trying to tell me, or more accurately, show me?
Anayimi OkuboyejoPublished 3 months ago in Art
My Sister Was An Artist
It was simple for my sister to create a doll in no time and without any qualms and they would turn out every time. We made dolls for Christmas one year for our daughters and granddaughters.
Denise E LindquistPublished 3 months ago in Art
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Most recently published stories in Art.
Plumbing Jasper: The Backbone of Modern Comfort and Hygiene
In the intricate web of modern civilization, where comfort and functionality blend seamlessly, plumbing emerges as the unsung hero. Behind the scenes, it orchestrates the symphony of our daily lives, ensuring the smooth flow of water for drinking, bathing, cooking, and sanitation. In the heart of Jasper, plumbing stands as the silent guardian, shaping the landscape of contemporary living.
MESSMER MECHANICALPublished 26 minutes ago in Art
Exploring the Syna World Hoodie: Where Comfort Meets Creativity
In the realm of fashion, functionality and style are often seen as opposing forces. However, emerging brands like Syna World are breaking this stereotype by introducing innovative designs that seamlessly blend comfort with creativity. Among their standout pieces is the Syna World Hoodie, a garment that not only offers coziness but also serves as a canvas for self-expression.
syna worldPublished about an hour ago in Art
TPT (The Reaper) Is the Next Underground Rap King on the Rise
If you haven't yet stumbled upon the electrifying phenomenon known as TPT (The Reaper), it's high time you tuned in to the pulsating beats of this lyrical genius hailing from the depths of East Austin, Texas. With a musical journey spanning over two decades, this seasoned artist has been weaving raw, unadulterated poetry through the crackling speakers of underground gatherings and smoky venues. But TPT's odyssey is far from reaching its conclusion. His relentless pursuit of success began at the tender age of 17, a hungry soul battling for recognition amidst the concrete jungle. From impromptu freestyle sessions at bus stops to electrifying performances in clubs, schoolyards, and corner stores, he meticulously refined his craft before taking it on the road.
Cassidy BanksPublished about 4 hours ago in Art
Lovely Landscapes
Landscape paintings are paintings that famous artists have painted of the natural beauty they see before them. Thomas Cole was an English-born American artist and the founder of the Hudson River School who created lovely oil paintings of landscapes. Among his famous paintings is The Oxbow painted in 1836. Today this painting can be viewed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
Rasma RaistersPublished about 10 hours ago in Art
The Science of Musical Genres: Exploring the Psychology Behind Genre Preferences
Music is a common language that people from all cultures can understand, and it can make listeners emotional, remind them of good times, and establish personal connections. Music is a fascinating art all by itself, and it has all the different genres that are unique in their own special way. The music genre types are as numerous as the fans, and there is no doubt that everyone can find something that corresponds to their very own taste. However, what causes these tastes to be difficult to define? One must explore the role psychological factors play in understanding someone's attraction to jazz instead of pop or rock instead of electronic music. We will be looking into the science of the music genre and the psychology that underlies what makes us prefer one genre to another.
Rano Bofill, MDPublished about 16 hours ago in Art
VACANT PROPERTY
VACANT AND LISTED WITH A CATCH. The two hundred year old county building was offered at an asking price of only $99,000 via Remax Realty. An additional tease was added by the Realtor/Broker that the successful buyer should provide the agency with their idea for repurposing the building from an expired use courthouse and jail constructed during the end of slavery in United States and Canada. The first of its origin in the area, it was situated within the end destinaton of so many who sojourned north during the late 1800's to find new life and freedoms in the Canadian Northlands. Sydenham was where those traveling the rails of the Underground Rail Road traced the stars to find. Sydenham is where stowaways from ships across the Atlantic found initial sanctuary in their new world. It was the first courthouse and jail in Sydenham.
CarmenJimersonCross-SafieddinePublished about 17 hours ago in ArtThe Circle of Love: Navigating Family Bonds Through Grief
One fateful day, tragedy struck the Henderson family when Sarah, the heart and soul of their home, passed away unexpectedly. The weight of grief descended upon them like a heavy fog, casting a shadow over their once vibrant lives. Mark found himself grappling with the daunting task of raising their children alone, while Emily and Jack struggled to come to terms with the loss of their beloved mother.
Abdul QureshiPublished about 18 hours ago in ArtKindness & War between Brain
Life , Struggle, Efforts Continuous Pain Heart Feelings In the relentless dance of life, hearts brave through struggles and pain, where every effort blossoms into feelings deep and true.
Abdul QureshiPublished about 18 hours ago in Art
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