#contempoary artist

[sawidjistudio]

Kaprus Jaya in Sawidji Studio

[hokeoutsider]

“Pineapple Fairy”        Hoke...Ebay Outsider-Art Auction...Sept 13-20...                 Acrylic Painting on Wood...11″x 8″x 3/8″... Starting Bid $10...

https://www.ebay.com/sch/metrolux6/m.html?item=354278191887&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.m3561.l2562

[chordsykat]

Numbah 9

Your OC enters a massive bookstore. It is broken into genres and other book related items. Pick a section and tell us what they will get, if anything. -Comics/Graphic novels

MAN I wanted to answer this a week ago, but the good news is - I got a week to think about some very good answers :D

Nita: Would probably be into IDW Sonic (but I might be biased) and some of the better comics for younger audiences on the shelves. She'd go in for indie books, too - especially the ones with really great art that deal with the human experience. I ALSO think she has a thing for buying comics in Spanish as a more exciting way of keeping up with slang than just calling the fam or friends. I used to do this as an attempt to look cool and know what I was doing when speaking to friends in another language. Unlike me, Nita can actually pull it off.

Caj and Cherry: Caj is into DC and Cherry likes Marvel. They have intense debates. Though Cherry will concede that Batman is the shit and Caj really likes Venom.

Sparkles: The biggest comic fan of them all. I got it in my head some time this past year that Sparkles might actually be a really good visual artist. She'd appreciate comics in all their forms. Definitely has a sub to the new Gargoyles books and Battle Chasers. Again, I might be biased. But yeah, I think Sparkles would have a legendary collection of back-issues.

Eden: Got into Junji Ito at Toki's suggestion and never looked back. But outside of body horror stuff, also devours manga collections in general. She likes Inuyasha, Sailormoon, Dragon Ball, and all the classics (and there's just so much to catch up on, since she's basically been living in a cage her whole life). Also likes more contempoary things like Jojo, One Piece, and Demon Slayer.

Best. Question. Ever. :D

[octobertooctober]

Boston Letter 2 ((November 25, 1964), 8(9))

For her second iteration of Boston Letter, Krauss reviewed "Recent American Drawings" at Brandice University, notably featuring the works of Robert Indiana, and de Kooning; taking the opportunity to explore Pop Art which was evolving from burgeoning to becoming a more established aesthetic voice. Krauss reviewed was the Institute of Contempoary Art, "Biennale 8" featureing the works of artists featured in the Venice Biennale that year, notably Robert Rauschenberg's Tidelines. She also featured  Louise Nevelson's Silent Music VII, which was at Pace Gallery (in one of its last years at its founding Boston location.) The last review was of Rosalyn Drexler 's work at Ward-Nasse Gallery.

[dbergantin]

© Devis Bergantin, Studio, 2021, brush pen e fineliner su carta, 21 x 28 cm

© Devis Bergantin, Study, 2021, brush pen and fineliner on paper, 21 x 28 cm

[dasplayhaus]

Above all chatter (Framed Diptych)

2021 65 W x 98 H x 2.5 D cm

Ꮋ.Ꭺ.Ꮑ.Ꭰ Instagram Ꮋ.Ꭺ.Ꮑ.Ꭰ Saatchi Art

[droring1]

2017

[bradmatson]

Move along nothing to see here.

Just 5 shades of grey.

[oculablog]

Cao Yu, Yeah, I am Everywhere II (2019). Green marble, cast copper with 24k gold-plating. 2 parts: 27 x 45 x 26 cm, 55 x 68 x 44 cmCourtesy Galerie Urs Meile.

[maria-sfartist]

Street scene Den Haag, NL, oil on board 6x8.

[sawidjistudio]

Prep in the Studio with Shuai Feng

[hokeoutsider]

“Amy Winehouse”   T-Marie Nolan...Ebay Outsider-Art Auction...Nv 7-14...            Acrylic Painting on Wood...16″x 13 1/4″x 3/8″... Starting Bid $18...

https://www.ebay.com/sch/metrolux6/m.html?item=265978358608&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.m3561.l2562

[davidmesquivel]

Naxos

[remynunnehi-blog]

Dave McKean

The brush strokes and colors on this one are just so satifsying. I love McKean's use of the very surface he paints on as a strong element in a lot of his pieces. Without the torn and collaged background, the impact of this painting wouldn't be as strong.

[phroommagazine]

Siwa Mgoboza // Interview by Giangiacomo Cirla

https://phroommagazine.com/siwa-mgoboza/

[artsyloch]

Max Bill 

painted 1969 acrylic on canvas 40.4 x 40.4 cm