You may or may not “know much about art”, and your “knowledge” may or may not have any bearing on whether you like this…
The sequel to this post will reveal the identity of the artist and the medium s/he deployed.
Comments closedCategory: visual arts
Combine Putin’s utter lack of scruples/decency/humanity with Russia’s overwhelming military superiority, and the result of the invasion of Ukraine is almost inevitable: Russia “wins”.
However, ultimately, Russia loses; almost as inevitable as its initial “success” is Russia’s eventual failure – an inability to rule Ukraine, the collapse of Russia’s economy, and a decline in the “greatness” of Russia as a “world” power.
This post links to two of the better articles that seek to explain the nature of Putin’s miscalculation, and how “success” can be just another word for failure.
Comments closed
…as artfully repurposed by my beloved.
Not all of these found/locally-scrounged objects are easy to identify!
This post also salutes the first rock musicians.
Comments closed
Indonesian artist Mulyana’s “coral islands” are equal parts celebration and warning.
They are on the walls and floors of The Goods Shed – FORM’s Exhibition Space, adjacent to Claremont Railway Station – until 3 pm on Sunday June 9.
Comments closed
One of the world’s more remarkable sculpture parks is in a former school’s grounds, near a frayed little city in Hokkaido.
Comments closed