Category Archives: art
Kostas Manolidis is an architectural practice based in Volos, Greece: some of their considered, beautifully rendered, competition entries / project concepts. See a link to the *Divisare site under KM under Blogroll.
For more background information and the thoughts of Kostas Manolidis, who is Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture at the University of Thessaly – go to: http://www.arch.uth.gr/en/staff/K_Manolidis and http://www.edafologion.blogspot.com/ All text […]
The jacquard weaves of Detroit-based, Heather McCali, are a medium for focus on ‘colour, pattern, texture, distortion & memory’. Selecting what appeals from her work. See Blogroll for a link.
All panels above from the Warped Exhibition
The lack of mystique in the scrutiny of Australian cartoonist, Judy Horacek’s enjoyable feminista & other work. See Blogroll for a link
Glass reveals, stained glass & illustration by young Scottish artist, Aimee McCulloch. A link to her site is under Blogroll.
Text from Aimee McCulloch’s site / Personal Cathedral Painted and enamelled glass, copper-foil, MDF, LED lighting, wooden exterior, glass interior / Personal Cathedral II (Choir): Painted stained glass, copper-foil, MDF, goldleaf / […]
Layered acrylic & light: the holographic effect of Canadian, David Spriggs’ art. His recent & some older pieces are here. See Blogroll for a link.
All text has been taken from David Spriggs’ site / David Spriggs – Regisole from David Spriggs on Vimeo. Regisole – Sun King. 2015. 3D installation artwork, acrylic spray paint […]
Striking work: the prowess of French artist, Amelie Petit Moreau’s digital & analog photography. See a link to her site under Blogroll
Xero Lino Part 2: linocuts – pigment ink jet printing / After You: linocut and collage / Unexpected series: Pigment ink jet printing / Something Soft series: digital photographic experiments / Reflection series […]
A master of nature photography: the ethereal work of Japanese artist, Koichiro Kurita, whose hand-coated platinum prints are printed on handmade Gampi vellum. See Blogroll for a link.
Bathed in colour: a selection of the paintings of monks by Vietnamese artist Vu Thai Binh. Images have been taken from various sources.
Canadian artist, Cheryl Wilson Smith’s tissues of glass. Her work results from exploration of the granite rocks of the Canadian Shield & the Boreal Forest near her home. See Blogroll for a link.
Winter’s Breath / Winter’s Heart / Winter’s Touch / Layers of Autumn / Barneach Tra / Winter’s Broch/ Agus / Ganite Lichen / Dearag Carraig / Woodland Airc / Badeal […]
Decanted 