North American photographer Delaney Allen, whose work we’ve featured previously on IGNANT, blends portraiture, landscapes and still life photography in his otherworldly “Artifact” series.
Fashion photographer Shae de Tar creates dreamy images that feel like spellbinding illusions. With her technique of handpainting photos she creates images that remind us of 1960′s concert posters. In her work, Shae de Tar combines well-curated clothing, vibrant colors and sensual female figures with a surreal aesthetic that gives it an atmospheric touch of […]
It may seem simple to pick out earrings: find a pair you like, buy them, wear them, and that's it. There are obviously many styles of earrings for both pierced and non-pierced ears, but it can be confusing trying to figure out which kind is best for you. Finding the perfect pair of earrings depends...
Fashion photographer Shae de Tar creates dreamy images that feel like spellbinding illusions. With her technique of handpainting photos she creates images that remind us of 1960′s concert posters. In her work, Shae de Tar combines well-curated clothing, vibrant colors and sensual female figures with a surreal aesthetic that gives it an atmospheric touch of […]
Tais photographed Klarna’s latest campaign.
Fashion photographer Shae de Tar creates dreamy images that feel like spellbinding illusions. With her technique of handpainting photos she creates images that remind us of 1960′s concert posters. In her work, Shae de Tar combines well-curated clothing, vibrant colors and sensual female figures with a surreal aesthetic that gives it an atmospheric touch of […]
Our understandings of home are fundamentally personal, determined by an evolving mélange of factors like location, culture, and the people in our lives. Born in Estonia to a Siberian family and later educated in France, artist Anastasia Parmson has long considered this idea and what it means to feel at ease within a space. “I feel like my concept of home is always evolving alongside my practice and my personal experiences,” she tells Colossal. More
During Covid isolation, this Irish street photographer shifted his focus to staging irreverent cartoon-like tableaus starring his parents.
Fashion photographer Shae de Tar creates dreamy images that feel like spellbinding illusions. With her technique of handpainting photos she creates images that remind us of 1960′s concert posters. In her work, Shae de Tar combines well-curated clothing, vibrant colors and sensual female figures with a surreal aesthetic that gives it an atmospheric touch of […]
Fashion photographer Shae de Tar creates dreamy images that feel like spellbinding illusions. With her technique of handpainting photos she creates images that remind us of 1960′s concert posters. In her work, Shae de Tar combines well-curated clothing, vibrant colors and sensual female figures with a surreal aesthetic that gives it an atmospheric touch of […]
North American photographer Delaney Allen, whose work we’ve featured previously on IGNANT, blends portraiture, landscapes and still life photography in his otherworldly “Artifact” series.
Our understandings of home are fundamentally personal, determined by an evolving mélange of factors like location, culture, and the people in our lives. Born in Estonia to a Siberian family and later educated in France, artist Anastasia Parmson has long considered this idea and what it means to feel at ease within a space. “I feel like my concept of home is always evolving alongside my practice and my personal experiences,” she tells Colossal. More
There's something very special about these floral works.
2d Restaurant whisks patrons off on a Paris vacation without leaving Lakeview
For centuries cats have been the subject of admiration and art. In fact, these famous cat paintings have made our history more hissterical.
Add some of these unexpected plein air art supplies to your stash to make painting outdoors more convenient, more fun, and perhaps, even more interesting.
Photographer Erik Madigan Heck's striking, colorful interpretations of the latest fall-winter collections.
Add some of these unexpected plein air art supplies to your stash to make painting outdoors more convenient, more fun, and perhaps, even more interesting.
For a new collection, Bloc Studios collaborated with three of our favorite designers: Nick Ross, Valentina Camarenesi Sgroi, and Objects of Common Interest.
2d Restaurant whisks patrons off on a Paris vacation without leaving Lakeview
Located in the unlikely American city of North Adams, Massachusetts is one of the country’s premier contemporary arts centres; MASS MoCA, the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. The centre’s expansive Building 5 has been playing […]
North American photographer Delaney Allen, whose work we’ve featured previously on IGNANT, blends portraiture, landscapes and still life photography in his otherworldly “Artifact” series.
Listing includes framing, free shipping in the US, and a 14-day return policy. Pineapple and Leaf Shadows #9 (2018) by Daniel Gordon. Image Size: 19 x 17 inches Signed on verso Unique Print This is a unique signed print owned by the gallery. The work is currently framed ($350 value). We can also sell the print unframed for a reduced price if interested. Artist Biography - From Art21 - Daniel Gordon was born in 1980 in Boston, Massachusetts, was raised in San Francisco, California, and lives and works in New York. Described in a 2014 New Yorker review as an artist who “makes Matisse look like a minimalist,” Gordon creates works that dissolve distinctions between collage, photography, and sculpture. His practice involves culling images from the Internet, digitally altering them, and using them to construct tableaus, which he then photographs. Propelled by intuition and Photoshop, Gordon expands the traditional visual repertoire to include the World Wide Web. His ability to integrate digital and analog images creates a joyful disorientation in which fiction and truth are indistinguishable from each other.
Introducing the 3D Printed Snail, a delightful addition to our collection. This charming snail model measures approximately 2 inches in length, making it a compact yet captivating piece of art. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, each Mini 3D Printed Snail Model captures the essence of this iconic creature with remarkable realism. Its small size ensures that it can fit gracefully on your desk, shelf, or any other space where you'd like to showcase its unique charm. Just like it's counterparts, this diminutive snail model promises to bring a touch of nature's wonder into your surroundings. Don't miss the opportunity to add this captivating piece to your collection today! Model made by Aeva on Thingiverse, thing 5440190
2d Restaurant whisks patrons off on a Paris vacation without leaving Lakeview
In 1936, the surrealist Meret Oppenheim wrapped a teacup, saucer and spoon in fur. In the age of Freud, a gastro-sexual interpretation was inescapable. Even today, the work triggers intense reactions.
For a new collection, Bloc Studios collaborated with three of our favorite designers: Nick Ross, Valentina Camarenesi Sgroi, and Objects of Common Interest.
Create a simple DIY paper cup and plate construction set for kids. What they can create with it is limited only by their imaginations!
Filipino artist Olan Ventura creates lavish acrylic paintings in the tradition of 17th century Dutch still lifes. Replicating the smallest details of iconic works such as Jan Davidsz de Heem’s Vase of Flowers (c. 1660), Ventura veers off course with striking glitches and drips that shoot off the canvas edges, seeming to pull grapes, lobsters, and roses from the past into the present. A statement on Yavuz Gallery explains that Ventura is interested in identity, technology, popular culture. More
