Fine Art

John Saunders: Where Wild Horses Meet Memory. Top Story - September 2026.
By Brian D’Ambrosio The wild horses of Placitas do not need an introduction to John Saunders. They know the way. They wander near his home in the high desert, sometimes approaching close enough to eat apples and carrots from his hand. They are cautious but curious, animals shaped by instinct and survival, yet willing to accept a moment of care.
By Brian D'Ambrosio 2 months ago in Art
Arty Farty – Are You Serious?. Top Story - August 2026.
I recently read an article discussing the ten most famous paintings in the world. It reminded me of a visit to an art gallery about twenty years ago. Don’t get the wrong idea here. I am not an arty person. I have a few original paintings in my house that I bought for the colours and the overall “likeness factor."
By Calvin London2 months ago in Art
Some unique Cultural and creative products
Chinese design is most representative of the design of cultural relics and ancient architecture. The Palace Museum's cultural and creative products blend the wisdom of the ancients with modern life, launching a series of popular items.
By Lucy Guo3 months ago in Art
17 Walls
The first wall, oh so dirty… so rough.. the love.. till it was dreamy. The second wall made her mind up Like lust too the ceiling.
By Aubrie Belle 3 months ago in Art
Captivated by You
I can feel you in my heart and soul Deep within my convictions As I lay, me down to drowse, I see you in my desires Holding you unyieldingly, hearing the beating of your heart
By Phoenix H.L. C. Hunt3 months ago in Art
Lady Helen lands in London. Top Story - January 2024.
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.
By Raymond G Taylor3 months ago in Art
Brand New Day!
Spider-Man: Brand New Day! Let’s goooo! Okay, so I was beyond geeked to see this movie and the direction it would take after Peter had everyone forget who he was, including his nearest and dearest friend, Ned, and also his MJ! For me, I loved some moments of the movie and some moments not so much. Overall, I would give Brand New Day an 8/10 rating, which is still pretty good! So, let’s dive into it. What I was really a big fan of was Peter going through his phase of his powers spiraling, him getting organic webs and super senses, and having to work through that. I also loved Jean Grey's introduction into the MCU! I really like the actress Marvel cast to play her; she fits the role perfectly for Jean, and her storyline introduction was amazing, displaying how powerful she is at such a young age. I love the plot twist/storyline where it appears that Jean was the “villain,” but it turns out she was the victim and was looking for her sister. Later in the movie, we realize Damage Control attempted to manipulate her power, which ended up killing her. All along, Damage Control was really the villain; the writing behind that was really good! I do like the fight scenes in the movie, although I think they could have been a little better, but they were solid, especially when Peter hit peak power against the red ninjas! I wasn’t so much a fan of the Punisher in the movie, but I understand the role he played. It was also refreshing to see Bruce Banner's Hulk in prime form, not in between aggressive and smart Hulk. I think Marvel’s introduction of the X-Men and Fantastic Four is flawless, and Brand New Day definitely laid some stepping stones for Doomsday!
By Samuel 3 months ago in Art
The Great Niko Pirosmani
I've been working on this story for several months, and it's going to be long but I just wanted to put a lot of things about Pirosmani in one place. You can read it in parts or come back to it, whatever is more convenient. But if you are into art, this is going to be a treat.
By Lana V Lynx3 months ago in Art
The Cursor That Wouldn’t Stop Blinking
At 2:40 a.m., he pushed his chair back and stood up. His knees cracked. Three printed drafts were spread across the desk. The first was covered in red ink, dense as a vascular diagram. The second had half a page streaked with blue highlighter. The third was clean, except for a folded corner at the bottom. He picked up the third draft, held it under the desk lamp, and read the first sentence of the abstract again.
By Jin3 months ago in Art
The Beyond Van Gogh Experience
lntroduction I wrote this story, but it got wrecked by the Vocal editor, so I will rebuild what I can. Check out the link above.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 months ago in Art
Kung Fu Soccer--Bad Movie Review
After the 2016 Lunar New Year, Stephen Chow's accountant called with a number: The Mermaid had earned 3.392 billion yuan at the mainland box office. Chow sat by the window of a private club in Central, Hong Kong. Outside, Victoria Harbour lay flat and grey-blue. He didn't smile. He didn't stand up. He hung up the phone and ordered a bowl of wonton noodles. When the noodles arrived, he stuck his chopsticks upright into the bowl and stared at them for a long time.
By Jin4 months ago in Art
One Work: Autumn Rhythm (30). Top Story - July 2026.
I fucking love Jackson Pollock. I know he was a troubled man. Divisive. Controversial. Much like Bukowski. Even when I knew little to nothing about art, I loved the objective brilliance of Pollock blowing convention to fucking smithereens.
By Paul Stewart4 months ago in Art