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At Lomography Gallery Store Manchester, we know that some of the most creative people in the UK are based up here in the North West. That's why we're giving you the opportunity to show off your talents and be a semi-permanent feature at the Lomography store in Manchester.
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Cai Guo-Qiang has done it again, impressed us with his magnificent art. Want to see his latest creation, take a look after the jump!
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For the next painting in my series, I've chosen a personal favorite by @hodachrome to transform into painted form! Read more about it after the break!
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I've got a Bic ballpoint pen resting in between my keyboard's keys. I'd never in a million years have thought this inexpensive tool would inspire artists, such as Juan Francisco Casas, to create amazing works of art! You'll be utterly stunned by the hyper casual, goofy, and somewhat risqué portraits of party goers shown after the jump!
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British contemporary artist Leigh Mulley takes us on a nostalgic trip back to youth and innocence with her hyperrealistic paintings. See her recreations of ice cream trucks, water guns, carnivals, and lollipops using acrylic on canvas that almost look like photos pf the real thing!
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I've re-started an idea that I've had for a long time and started a series; transforming lomographic photographs from our community into paintings! I've been doing some write ups because I thought they deserved some explanation. Read more about it after the break!
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Between February 3rd and May 6th, the Städel Museum in Frankfurt will be showcasing the work of Claude Lorrain (c. 1600–1682), one of the most important landscape painters of the seventeenth century.
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Alexandra Pacula, a Brooklyn-based painter, has always been interested in nightlife and her large-scale paintings often depict the busy streets of New York. See her work after the break.
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To celebrate Gerhard Richter’s 80th birthday the New National Gallery in Berlin is displaying a comprehensive retrospective of his work. Find out more after the jump.
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L.A. Louver is currently presenting Kienholz Before LACMA, an exhibition of rarely seen works by Edward Kienholz (1927-1994). The pieces on display were created in the decade prior to the artist’s controversial 1966 exhibition at the Los Angeles Country Museum of Art.
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Pace Gallery on 510 West 25th Street, New York is presenting an exhibition of works by Jean Dubuffet until March 10th, 2012. Find out more about it after the jump.
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Australian illustrator and comic book artist, Ashley Wood is known for his art books, and contributions to numerous magazines,video games, and television shows. He's also a designer of toy figurines! We're impressed by his style and the strong imagery his paintings give and invite you to check them out after the jump!
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I've re-started an idea that I've had for a long time and started a series; transforming lomographic photographs from our community into paintings! I've been doing some write ups because I thought they deserved some explanation. Read more about it after the break!
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The first installment of this two part series: On the Other Side I, featured self portraits shot by photographers. The second chapter is dedicated to those artists well known and less well known, who used paint not film to depict themselves.
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Mark Rothko was a Russian-American painter known for his abstract expressionist paintings. His works are currently displayed at the Whitechapel Gallery in London. Learn more details about the exhibit after the break.
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Korean artist Nu Ryu creates some of the most whimsical paintings on canvas. The fanciful elements found on his artwork create another world for viewers. See some images and learn more about the inspiration behind them after the break.
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I've re-started an idea that I've had for a long time; transforming lomographic photographs from our community into paintings! I did my first painting almost a year ago, but I thought it deserved some explanation. Read more about it after the break!
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What do Sandro Botticelli and Naomi Campbell have in common? If you’re thinking the answer is nothing then I'm afraid you’re wrong. But you can easily find out what it is after the jump.
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To interpret paintings of people, viewers often focus on the facial expressions to look for emotions, clues, and possible stories. Interestingly, a Japanese collage artist and illustrator centered his art not on the human emotions, but on his aesthetic sense alone to create a series of portraits which he calls "Broken Faces." Read more about it after the jump.
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This year marks the 15th anniversary of ArtPalmBeach. Considered as one of the biggest art fairs in Florida, the fair offers special exhibitions, art performances and lectures. Learn more about the ArtPalmBeach after the break.
