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Gertrude Abercrombie (1909-1977), ‘White Cat’, 1935-38 Source

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Yayoi Kusama - Infinity Nets (0902F) (2000)

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Sophie Gengembre Anderson - The Initials (1870)

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the original painting:        Self-portrait With Thorn Necklace And Hummingbird (1940)  

animated_Frida Kahlo’s eyebrows become expressive

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Louise Nevelson, 1968

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Helen Hardin (Little Standing Spruce)  -  Prayers of a Harmonious Chorus (acrylic on board, 1975)

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Geometric Animations / 190220

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The Moth by Nancy Liang

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Sophie Gengembre Anderson_The Initials

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Mary Cassatt - Woman Bathing (La Toilette) (1891)

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Jennifer Woolcock-Schwartz, Pink Clash, 2017, Oil

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Emily Kame Kngwarreye (Australian, 1910 - 1996)

Yam Dreaming  -  1996

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1811xs24   ©Nur Nielfa 2018. All Rights Reserved. Please leave captions and credits intact and don’t reblog to NSFW/18+ blogs

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“Cerebration”, Karen Margolis’ newly installed mosaic at 86 Street (N) in Brooklyn, warms us with bursts of fireworks real and imagined, interspersed with local area maps that represent the thought patterns of daily commuters.  Circular clusters of color from each preceding panel follow into the next mosaic to continue a narrative of thought and memory pattern that fills the open air stations with vibrant energy. 

Fabricated by Kolorines. 

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Margaret Barker - Any Morning (c. 1929)

Margaret Barker was interested in charging everyday incidents with extraordinary meaning. The quiet atmosphere of this bedroom interior is established through the ritualised movements of the woman and girl as they make the bed.

This stillness is echoed in a painting over the bed, The Courtyard of a House in Delft by Pieter de Hooch (1629-84), which Barker must have seen in the National Gallery, London. The archway in this painting is transformed by Barker into a doorway onto a landing and window. An inscription over the archway translates: ‘This is in Saint Jerome’s vale, if you wish to repair to patience and meekness. For we must first descend if we wish to be raised.’ (from Tate.org)

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Halloween - Pumpkin Statue on the island of Naoshima_by Yayoi Kusama

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Halloween Polka Dot Installation_by Yayoi Kusama 2016