Painting
The Looking Glass: What Aladdin Should have Wished For
Dear Readers, Where has the time gone? The sun casts its daily spells and now the twilight of another year upon us. I’ve spilled much digital ink this past year, but I’ve been negligent on this blog as of late. My mind has been in other places — with my company, my family, or simply trying to observe itself like some kind of ouroboros. I’ve watched roiling waves. I’ve lived weather.
By Tanya Carroll2 years ago in Art
Famous Medieval Paintings
The Medieval Period saw the rise of small kingdoms across Europe particularly in areas once ruled by the Roman Emperor. The Medieval era lasted until 1500 AD, During this time artists mostly focused on religious artworks most of them about Christianity.
By Rasma Raisters2 years ago in Art
The Gallery of Shadows
Despite the accident she refused to touch a brush. The studio that used to shine vibrant colors had transformed into an offensive rotten smell. A secret exhibit called The Gallery of Forgotten Hands granted its visitors access to resurrections old art from the past.
By Zulie Ranes2 years ago in Art
The Arts of Sigiriya: A Marvel of Sri Lankan Heritage
Sigiriya, an ancient rock fortress located in the central part of Sri Lanka, is one of the country’s most iconic landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Known as the "Lion's Rock," Sigiriya not only stands as a historical and architectural wonder but also as a showcase of ancient Sri Lankan art and culture. The arts of Sigiriya—ranging from murals to intricate stonework—offer a glimpse into the creativity, craftsmanship, and spiritual significance of the era in which it was built.
By vidun Arambage2 years ago in Art
How a Professional NYC Painting Contractor Can Boost Your Property's Value
When it comes to increasing your property's value in New York City, few upgrades offer as much return on investment as a fresh coat of paint. Whether you're preparing to sell or simply want to enhance the overall appeal of your home or office, hiring a professional NYC painting contractor can make a significant difference. Not only does a well-executed paint job improve the aesthetic appeal of a space, but it also has a long-lasting impact on your property’s market value. In this blog post, we’ll explore how professional painters in NYC can elevate your property and why their services are worth the investment.
By Interior Finishing NYC2 years ago in Art
5 Tips To Curate Gallery Wall Art For Any Space
"A well-curated gallery wall is more than decor—it’s a personal art exhibition that tells your story." Creating a gallery wall is an art form in itself. Whether you’re an art enthusiast who frequents every art gallery website or someone looking to elevate your space with a touch of creativity, curating gallery wall art can be both exciting and intimidating. But don’t worry—with these five expert tips, you’ll transform any blank wall into a statement piece that reflects your unique style.
By Katherine Brown2 years ago in Art
Artist Tatiana Klimov
By Brian D’Ambrosio Santa Fe artist Tatiana Klimov begins her paintings with a preconceived theme – a serrated rock structure, a pasture of budding flowers, a casita, a bison, or a lightning strike in the vulnerable sky. Beyond that, the shades that find their way onto the canvas are spontaneous outbreaks of her creativity. Though the color choices are impulsive, the end result invariably teems with a striking array of vivid paints.
By Brian D'Ambrosio 2 years ago in Art
Famous Australian Paintings
The amazing Australian landscapes have inspired artists in many ways from traditional aboriginal iconography to the first European settlers. Many of them have been influenced by European modernism and contemporary art. The evidence of Aboriginal paintings dates back at least 30,000 years. European settlers were influenced by both the Realism and Impressionism art movements.
By Rasma Raisters2 years ago in Art
Creating The Freedom
By Brian D'Ambrosio R. Tom Gilleon’s art imparts the awareness of what it means to be entitled to peace. In the long, dry draw of the soil, west of Cascade, there is the unconstrained stillness of the contiguous buttes, the almost heroic-looking profile of Mt. Cecelia.
By Brian D'Ambrosio 2 years ago in Art
