Portrait-interview "Les artisans d'art ont du talent" pour faire connaissance avec Françoise Escale Agnan, potière à Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie
La maison LVMH (résidence LVMH Métiers d’art), les dernières œuvres d’Eva Nielsen exposées à la Galerie Jousse témoignent
Artist Amy Clay has attended 20 artist residencies in 14 different countries. She's here to give us the scoop.
Highlights of the High Line! Have you been to the High Line yet? Well, you should go. Recommended by Karen Seiger of Markets in NYC (in my last post covering Morningside Heights), the High Line is quite the treat. And it's FREE to check out. Yup, this elevated Manhattan public park spans nearly 20 blocks from Gansevoort Street to 34th Street (between 10th & 11th Avenues), and it's full of plant life and history. Did you know that the High Line was built in the 1930s and no trains have run on it since the 1980s? Read more info here! Access points can be found at: Gansevoort Street 14th Street (elevator access) 16th Street (elevator access) 18th Street 20th Street What's around your corner? In the comments section, please suggest something neat to do/see in the Manhattan Tri-State Area that's either free or on-the-cheap, and it just may be the next place I visit. Thanks for coming along! Virginia Kraljevic
Working in schools
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La "Berkshire Residence" est située dans la région rurale de Sheffield, au milieu des terres agricoles et des collines boisées des Berkshires, à dix
Our In Residence series is dedicated to the photographic documentation of Abstract Expressionist studios, in the company of their striking residents.
Having an artist in residence is a great way to bring arts integration to the classroom. Check out our helpful guide to walk you through the steps!
Overlooking St Brelade’s Bay, Jersey. We worked closely with interior designer Sian Parry Jones on the refurbishment of this beautiful Arts & Crafts style property. Sian brought her client to our showroom in Devizes early on in the project, and... Read more
Our In Residence series is dedicated to the photographic documentation of Abstract Expressionist studios, in the company of their striking residents.
Voici une sélection de mobilier et d'accessoires inspirés par la roche, arborant les traces du temps.
De Buck Gallery is thrilled to announce Nature’s Complexions, artist Annan Affotey’s first in-person exhibition with the gallery.
The Nupe, a group of around 500,000 individuals residing near the Niger and Kaduna Rivers in Nigeria, maintain a distinct identity despite geographical proximity to the Hausa. Their unique language sets them apart, unrelated to any known language. Influenced by Islam for centuries, which prohibits human depictions in art, Nupe artisans have excelled in adorning utilitarian objects with intricate geometric patterns. Crafted items like wooden bowls, calabashes, and textiles reflect their adeptness in blending artistry within cultural boundaries. Despite constraints, Nupe artists' skillful use of geometric designs showcases their adaptability and artistic prowess. Historically subject to the Igalas and later affected by Hausa and Fulani dominance, Nupe mythology reflects their turbulent past. Their culture remains vibrant and celebrated for its adaptability and historical significance in the face of social and religious limitations. less
Alain Mailland is one of the best European master artisans in art of wood carving and woodturning working in wood sculpture art in France .
Frame not included, prints will come unframed. Real tree ring art print, inspired by nature and pressed by hand by Erik Linton. This tree ring print is definitely one of my personal favorites. This print is made from a Black Locust Tree from Athens, Ohio near the Wayne National Forest. Each print is made by hand by printing directly from the wood of a tree. The wood that is used to make the prints is gathered from already fallen trees. Material: 100lb acid-free paper Size: 18x24 Type: Locust from Ohio Paint: High-quality textured ink. Ink color: Black Ships quickly in a sturdy tube. Signed by me
The Azande figure was hand-carved by the Azande artisans of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but the Azande community is known for residing in South Sudan and the Central African Republic as well. This piece is crafted with intricate detail representing a male figure. Carved from locally sourced wood, this piece served as a vessel between the physical and spiritual realms and embodies the presence of ancestral spirits within the Azande community. Whether displayed in ceremonial contexts or preserved within private collections, the Azande miniature figure stands as a testament to the artistic mastery and spiritual connection of the Azande peoples of Congo. 140708
Tom Morris meets the ceramic artist during his residency at Bernard Leach’s workshop in St Ives, where he has continued to draw upon his Xhosa heritage while also taking inspiration from the Cornish landscape and the tradition of British studio pottery
I’m signing off for the week to enjoy the Thanksgiving weekend, feeling very thankful this year. Summing it up in a couple of sentences sounds trite, but please accept a simple and heartfelt thank you to all of you. These Finnish Eyes as Big as Plates photos by Riittai Konen and Karoline Hjorth are stunning. Beautiful. Inspiring. The 7 word autobiographies of famous creatives (Joan Didion, David Byrne, Madeleine Albright, and many others) are pretty clever. Feel the fear. Hey, after Thanksgiving, people no longer think you’re nuts if you have a Christmas tree up! Here are some fun alternatives to the traditional tree this year. Hello, pretty little brass pencil case. Get the look: wicker and woven texture in the bedroom. Think outside the box with these cute geometric picture frames. I love the card series of furniture in Animal Crossing, but ZOMG this table exists IRL! Modernica didn’t design the Eames-style shell chairs they sell, but they do produce the most authentic versions today. Cozy up on the couch with a movie and a good throw blanket (or two). Perfect for family movie night, or post-turkey napping.
The Nupe, a group of around 500,000 individuals residing near the Niger and Kaduna Rivers in Nigeria, maintain a distinct identity despite geographical proximity to the Hausa. Their unique language sets them apart, unrelated to any known language. Influenced by Islam for centuries, which prohibits human depictions in art, Nupe artisans have excelled in adorning utilitarian objects with intricate geometric patterns. Crafted items like wooden bowls, calabashes, and textiles reflect their adeptness in blending artistry within cultural boundaries. Despite constraints, Nupe artists' skillful use of geometric designs showcases their adaptability and artistic prowess. Historically subject to the Igalas and later affected by Hausa and Fulani dominance, Nupe mythology reflects their turbulent past. Their culture remains vibrant and celebrated for its adaptability and historical significance in the face of social and religious limitations. less
The Melbourne-based, Mozambique-raised artist paints her striking portraits to put together the pieces of the past, and explore her identity.
Terracotta is designed with a double - helix structure that twists up around a fixed central core built mostly from concrete for seismic stability. All levels are linked by mega columns.
Spank! Every 2nd Thursday at The Lighthouse. ...
The Nupe, a group of around 500,000 individuals residing near the Niger and Kaduna Rivers in Nigeria, maintain a distinct identity despite geographical proximity to the Hausa. Their unique language sets them apart, unrelated to any known language. Influenced by Islam for centuries, which prohibits human depictions in art, Nupe artisans have excelled in adorning utilitarian objects with intricate geometric patterns. Crafted items like wooden bowls, calabashes, and textiles reflect their adeptness in blending artistry within cultural boundaries. Despite constraints, Nupe artists' skillful use of geometric designs showcases their adaptability and artistic prowess. Historically subject to the Igalas and later affected by Hausa and Fulani dominance, Nupe mythology reflects their turbulent past. Their culture remains vibrant and celebrated for its adaptability and historical significance in the face of social and religious limitations. less
Discover how the ancient art form of bas relief has been adapted for modern interiors in our luxury design projects. We'll take you through this pla
