German-Vietnamese artist Nam Chau focuses on memory and heritage in her misty paintings of places she’s never actually been....

Artist Jeremy Miranda (previously) paints in a space between worlds: reality and memory, indoor and outdoor, past and present. Ideas and concepts bleed together within his acrylic paintings like the fuzzy edges of a dream, where powerful images exist amongst unexpected locations and backdrops. The New Hampshire-based artist is heavily influenced by his surroundings in the American Northeast, apparent in his depiction of dense woods, crashing waves, and the recurring motif of lush greenhouses—a more literal depiction of his mixing of environments. More

Lisa Kokin’s work in artist’s books, mixed media installation, assemblage and sculpture is about memory, history, and social commentary. She used photographs as objects to create new ways of considering the photographic image and the results are layered, whimsical, artful, and unique. Her work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions in the

Victoria Chang's lyrical experiment memorably evokes an individual family's time capsule and an artist's timeless yearning to shape carbon dust into incandescent gem.

animal sounds, made visible by bell's translator frequency modulation series print from a reader recorder tape 3/4 inch stick of pentolite e...

46 Artworks by Davide Cambria, Saatchi Art Artist

It may seem like grief is one lifelong paradox. Try these activities to get comfortable with the dissonance created by mixed up emotions.

I found some lost photographs taken by my father. After I saw these images, I started remembering old times and old friends. However, I did not remember everyone.

Record#daily prompt#season 2#attempt 1 Colours of memories Are fading away Our journey together Is so short Yet we let the ego win And allow pride capture our heart! The keeper of, records of our b…

This impressive work is almost life size..it depicts the artist and her brother, as young children.....and it is entitled Memory...and it partly refers to the artist's mother, whose memory is failing..... It is composed of cheesecloth, and carefully segmented photographic enlargements, printed in varying degrees of density ...I was mightily impressed ! www.connectionsfibreartists.com

Artist Jeremy Miranda is fascinated with how the mind creates memories and the juxtaposition of experiences both real and perceived. His oil paintings overlap interior and exterior environments to create unexpected relationships between disparate subjects, usually natural versus man-made. The interior of an artist’s studio dissolves into a bucolic river landscape, a bookshelf leads into the ocean, or a glowing furnace is concealed below a quiet pond. Miranda most recently had an exhibit at Nahcotta Gallery in New Hampshire where several of his original works are currently available. More

I had such an amazing time talking to the incredible painter Daisy Patton! Daisy is so easy to talk to and incredibly sharp, it was a blast to record this with her. In this episode we talk about getting out of grad school, changing mediums, death, photography, painting, treating yourself and a ton of other great topics! I felt like I was hanging out with my painting BFF. From Los Angeles, California, Daisy Patton moved back and forth between Oklahoma and California during her childhood. She spe

Japanese contemporary artist Shinro Ohtake opens his first Uk solo exhibition in London at Parasol Unit

While Boston-based fine art photographer Jennifer B. Hudson has a whole portfolio filled with highly stylized, incredibly dramatic photos, these two

Have you ever wondered what your memories would look like if they came alive? Michigan-based artist Pat Perry has the innate ability to portray this

Tony Luciani is his mom’s primary caregiver. When she got dementia, he decided to record her memories.

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David Szauder’s latest series ‘Failed Memory’ is a work inspired by the parallels he sees between human and digital memory: ‘Our brains store away images to retrieve them later, like files stored away on a hard drive. But when we go back and try to re-access those memories, we may find them to be corrupted […]

by Alex NicholsWhen my mom’s best friend’s mother died, I created a weaving using her antique jewelry and favorite colors. She has a small antique shop and that was a way for the daughter to have a daily reminder of her mom and a piece of art for her wall.I decided to call them Memory Weavings to help people remember and have something from their loved one.My grandfather passed away and I wanted to make something that would remind me of him. So, I made a weaving using his ties and belts and shirts, favorite colors and his aloha shirt. I cut the aloha shirt into strips of fabric. You can see the ties and buttons in the weaving. I added a butterfly because he loved them. It was something I wanted to do.I did two memory weavings for two sisters who wanted to remember their grandfather who loved Yosemite and his dogs. I used two of his flannel shirts, patches from Yosemite, colors of Yosemite, and ornaments of his dogs which were Doberman Pinchers. I cut the flannel shirt into strips and wove them with the yarn. I used some camping rope, sticks, and some beads. I didn’t want to cut the patches up so I had to glue them on with help from my mom. They were so happy that they were crying. It made me feel good to help someone remember their grandfather.I just made one for a father who wanted to give his daughter and her wife a special present for her birthday using rainbow colors. The couple recently moved and started a new life so I used butterflies to mean change and rings and a heart for love. One of them is a teacher and the other works on games so I used colored pencils, markers, a pencil, a school bus button, and coins and fruit to represent games. I like Fruit Ninja so that reminded of games.Alex Nichols is a free style weaver who follows the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi, which represents embracing imperfection. Using a Saori loom and various hand weaving techniques, Alex creates wild and free wall hangings mixing textures and vibrant colors using yarn and unconventional materials such as strips of fabric from clothing like Aloha shirts, wire ribbon, jewelry, and toys.Strings are left unfinished, tufts of roving are stuffed in, and items dangle to create an impressionist piece that delights and surprises viewers when they spy an unexpected item. Alex is an artist with special needs who expresses himself through weaving and painting. Visit his website

Series of illustrations for last Saturday's edition of The Guardian (Special thanks to Paul Malon for some of the imagery featured in this project) - Click to see the printed version - - Click to see the whole series -

Antique portrait subjects reveal their inner thoughts in øjeRum’s evocative layered works.

Combining the elements of street photography and found imagery, artist Kalen Hollomon assembles real time collage constructions in and around New York City.

When reflecting on these paintings by artist Agnes Toth, viewers are challenged to fill in the missing pieces to each visually compelling narrative. The

Life is full of surprises, and some of the best come from the people we’ve known all our lives—the ones that we thought we had completely figured out. In

I used vintage black and white photos and blend them with fragments of nature to create visual stories. I fit the natural elements into shapes of bodies, windows and floors to boldly interrupt the old-fashioned events with modern, color components.

22 Original Artworks curated by Rebecca Wilson, New Portraits. Original Art Collection created on 9/14/2014.

There’s a seductiveness that surrounds the London club scene of the late ’70s and early ’80s. It was an era that spawned a host of new music, a few new drugs, some serious fashion…