A few nice art education images I found:
AD at Fast Response Survey System Art Education Report at Miner Elementary School 04022012 14
Image by US Department of Education
AD at Fast Response Survey System Art Education Report at Miner Elementary School 04022012
AD at Fast Response Survey System Art Education Report at Miner Elementary School 04022012 82
Image by US Department of Education
AD at Fast Response Survey System Art Education Report at Miner Elementary School 04022012
Check out these art canvas images:
Art!
Image by TheeErin
Framed canvas prints of tractors for .99!
Too bad it's not "Secret Santa" time at the office ...
rose canvas
Image by Laineys Repertoire
napkins & beeswax canvas. It sits in a group of three!
Some cool academy of art images:
royal academy of arts - invader
Image by gusset
Invader at Royal Academy of Arts
London: Royal Academy of Arts
Image by James.Stringer
Royal Academy of Arts
A few nice art basel images I found:
Yoshitomo Nara x YNG Installation @ Art Basel Switzerland
Image by paalia
I'm way too honest.. when security says check your camera in the cloak room I actually do it *doh!*.. well, as a result I only got shots at Art Basel with my iPhone and this is one of the few I actually like. Description below, courtesy of arrestedmotion.com:
Just as he did for his museum show at the BALTIC, LA show last year, and show in NY this year, Yoshitomo Nara teams up with YNG to present another stunning installation at this year’s Art Basel (Switzerland) in what appears to be joint venture between Blum & Poe, Marianne Boesky Gallery, and Tomio Koyama Gallery. The distinctively Nara structure was seen at Art Unlimited, the exhibition for projects that transcend the classical art, including video projections, large-scale installations, massive sculptures and live performances. More from Art Unlimited can be seen in this video from Vernissage TV including glimpses of Nara’s installation.
Art Basel 2010 - Rubell Collection
Image by fresh888
Taken at Art Basel, Scope, Pulse, NADA,Wynwood, Primary Flight, and Aqua
art_basel_2009_june
Image by Art Comments
Art Basel 2009 in Basel. J
Art Basel 2009 in Basel. June.
Art Basel 2009 in Basel. June.
Some cool art crafts images:
Arts & Crafts Bungalow
Image by Photo Dean
Built in 1916, the historic Elaine Bagley Neff bungalow is a beautifully maintained example of an Arts & Crafts bungalow.
The Baldwin bungalows, built by Nathaniel Baldwin for his radio factory employees, although more modest in scale and decoration, represent a significant phase in the history of the Evergeen Avenue neighborhood.
Arts & Crafts
Image by daryl_mitchell
This is another new arts & crafts style house. The stone cladding and large windows make this a particularly attractive home. The view from those windows is probably worth as much as the house, since it overlooks the river and Bessborough Hotel.
A few nice art design images I found:
NYC: Museum of Arts & Design
Image by wallyg
The Museum of Arts & Design (MAD) is a center for the collection, preservation, study, and display of contemporary hand-made objects in a variety of media. Founded as the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in 1956 by philanthropist Aileen Osborn Webb, it was originally housed in a Victorian brownstone at 29 West 53rd Street. In 1986, the museum moved to four floors of a new building at 40 West 53rd Street and was renamed the American Craft Museum. The new space, designed by Roche-Dinkeloo, with an interior created by Fox & Fowle Architects, doubled the space of the original quarters. In 2002 it changed its name again to the Museum of Arts & Design.
In September 2008, MAD moved to a new location at 2 Columbus Circle, designed by Brad Cloepfil and Allied Works Architecture. With more than 54,000 square feet and four floors of galleries, the museum tripled its space.
The design for the new building dramatically opened up the 158-foot tall nearly windowless building to enliven its gallery space with natural light and views of the city. A series of three separate cuts, each one a continuous line fitted with transparent and fritted glass, weaves across the building’s facade to create a light-filled, cantilevered structure. These bands of glass continue inside the building across the floors, ceilings, and walls of each level, to provide a unified sense of space and a visual connection among the galleries.
The building’s façade is clad with custom-made terracotta tiles finished in a pale iridescent glaze that changes with the time of day and point of view. Through the use of glass and ceramic, two materials that figure prominently in the Museum’s collection, the new building design explores and interprets the craft traditions of the institution’s core mission.
NYC - Museum of Arts & Design
Image by wallyg
The Museum of Arts & Design (MAD) is a center for the collection, preservation, study, and display of contemporary hand-made objects in a variety of media. Founded as the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in 1956 by philanthropist Aileen Osborn Webb, it was originally housed in a Victorian brownstone at 29 West 53rd Street. In 1986, the museum moved to four floors of a new building at 40 West 53rd Street and was renamed the American Craft Museum. The new space, designed by Roche-Dinkeloo, with an interior created by Fox & Fowle Architects, doubled the space of the original quarters. In 2002 it changed its name again to the Museum of Arts & Design. In September 2008, MAD moved to a new location at 2 Columbus Circle. With more than 54,000 square feet and four floors of galleries, the museum tripled its space.
NYC: Museum of Arts & Design
Image by wallyg
The Museum of Arts & Design (MAD) is a center for the collection, preservation, study, and display of contemporary hand-made objects in a variety of media. Founded as the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in 1956 by philanthropist Aileen Osborn Webb, it was originally housed in a Victorian brownstone at 29 West 53rd Street. In 1986, the museum moved to four floors of a new building at 40 West 53rd Street and was renamed the American Craft Museum. The new space, designed by Roche-Dinkeloo, with an interior created by Fox & Fowle Architects, doubled the space of the original quarters. In 2002 it changed its name again to the Museum of Arts & Design.
In September 2008, MAD moved to a new location at 2 Columbus Circle, designed by Brad Cloepfil and Allied Works Architecture. With more than 54,000 square feet and four floors of galleries, the museum tripled its space.
The design for the new building dramatically opened up the 158-foot tall nearly windowless building to enliven its gallery space with natural light and views of the city. A series of three separate cuts, each one a continuous line fitted with transparent and fritted glass, weaves across the building’s facade to create a light-filled, cantilevered structure. These bands of glass continue inside the building across the floors, ceilings, and walls of each level, to provide a unified sense of space and a visual connection among the galleries.
The building’s façade is clad with custom-made terracotta tiles finished in a pale iridescent glaze that changes with the time of day and point of view. Through the use of glass and ceramic, two materials that figure prominently in the Museum’s collection, the new building design explores and interprets the craft traditions of the institution’s core mission.
Some cool art on canvas images:
31"x37" oil on canvas. Katya Trischuk Mangov. abstract 2012
Image by Katya_Trischuk
Oil on Canvas, 31"x37" , 80x95 cm, Abstract
my web
www.katyafineart.com
my online shop
www.etsy.com/shop/katyatrischuk
oil on canvas /beginning
Image by HELI©2011
Beginning ( not in collection )
Oilpainting on canvas/donated to charity/Finland
by Heli©Aarniranta2006
"Photo on Canvas" Exhibition
Image by Salmaan Taseer
15/06/10 - Governor of the Punjab Salmaan Taseer attends the exhibition "Photo on Canvas" at the Alhamra Arts Council Lahore as Chief Guest
A few nice native art images I found:
Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, Santa Fe
Image by ali eminov
"Native Arts, etc."
Image by rightsandwrongs
I ended up chatting with the man who ran this stand for quite a bit (and also bought a small charm from him). We talked about the weather and that it would snow but also about education on Indian reservations and how it was still so recent that control over Indian education had been returned to the hands of the reservations (rightly so) and how things were getting better, kind of, because at the very least kids were learning the languages of their cultures and not being sent away to isolate and brainwash the Indian out of them.
Check out these wall art images:
Wall Art Society paints The Long, Long Corridor
Image by Claire_Sambrook
Wall Art Society at The University of Portsmouth.
Wall Art: Six
Image by StephenZacharias
Tried a different perspective on some wall art found on a local day care.
Mural Collections
wall art cèdres
Image by Anduze traveller
Beirut seems to have a lot of wall art - some to disguise where buildings are under repair, other just for fun.
Some cool ancient art images:
Ben's on top of Ancient Art
Image by Ryan Grimm
Looking down from the top of Ancient Art
Image by Ryan Grimm
If you look carefully you can see Linda in the middle of the photo, almost sitting in the shade of a boulder.
A few nice art education images I found:
2010 UNESCO World Conference of Arts Education
Image by KOREA.NET - Official page of the Republic of Korea
The 2010 UNESCO World Conference of Arts Education, took place from May 25 to 28 at COEX, Seoul. Some 2,000 representatives from over 190 nations attended; including high-level state officials in charge of culture and arts education from over 20 nations
2010 UNESCO World Conference of Arts Education
Image by KOREA.NET - Official page of the Republic of Korea
The 2010 UNESCO World Conference of Arts Education, took place from May 25 to 28 at COEX, Seoul. Some 2,000 representatives from over 190 nations attended; including high-level state officials in charge of culture and arts education from over 20 nations
2010 UNESCO World Conference of Arts Education
Image by KOREA.NET - Official page of the Republic of Korea
The 2010 UNESCO World Conference of Arts Education, took place from May 25 to 28 at COEX, Seoul. Some 2,000 representatives from over 190 nations attended; including high-level state officials in charge of culture and arts education from over 20 nations
A few nice visual arts images I found:
Visual Arts 008
Image by pennstatenews
Students in Art 220, figure drawing, studied and sketched an in-class model during a session guided by assistant professor Ghi Fremaux on Nov. 5 in a studio classroom at the Visual Arts building on Penn State's University Park campus. Go to sova.psu.edu/ for more information about Penn State's School of Visual Arts.
Visual Arts 009
Image by pennstatenews
Students in Art 220, figure drawing, studied an in-class model during a session guided by assistant professor Ghi Fremaux on Nov. 5 in a studio classroom at the Visual Arts building on Penn State's University Park campus. Go to sova.psu.edu/ for more information about Penn State's School of Visual Arts.
A few nice art competition images I found:
Congressional Art Competition winner visits Washington, DC
Image by Rep. Virginia Foxx
Congresswoman Foxx giving a tour of the Rules Committee hearing room in the Capital to Congressional Art Competition winner Brent Morse (seated) and his family and friend (left to right: Revonda Morse, Morgan Morse, Maranda Fowlkes, John Morse)
Art competition winners visit Number 10
Image by Downing Street
Winners of the Number 10 art competition - Kate Hutchinson, Nethmi Alahapperuma and Charlotte Walton - with Sarah Brown at Downing Street, 25 November; Crown copyright
Some cool music & arts images:
Art Booth
Image by Matthew and Tracie
Fun on Foster '09 - Music, art and fun along SE Foster Road in Portland.
Art for O'Malley's
Image by Matthew and Tracie
Fun on Foster '09 - Music, art and fun along SE Foster Road in Portland.
O'Malley's bar and grill was having some art created to go up on the front of the building.
Check out these graphic arts images:
FDR 1978 Graphic Arts Shop Class - Mr Gruber - 05
Image by Whiskeygonebad
FDR HS 1977 - My graphic arts class. My favorite teacher there: Mr. Gruber.
I am very disheartened about the news that my alma mater may be closing or merged into some charter school monster. I graduated in 1977 1/2 (in '78 YB)
Paper Cube font - Contours Award Selection Exhibition - I Festival of Graphic Art - Art on Paper 2011 Cuenca city Spain
Image by PistoCasero
Tipo de letra Paper Cube - Exposición de Seleccionados para el Premio Contornos - I Festival de Arte Gráfico Arte en Papel 2011 ciudad de Cuenca España.
Paper Cube. Tipo de letra de contorno en 3D generada con planos de papel.
Paper Cube. Contour 3D type face generated with planes of paper.
Diseño de la fuente y el poster: Gilberto Moya
Montaje: Gilberto Moya, Nikos Providakis y Marta Sieczkowska.
Fotografías: Adrián Martínez
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ESPAÑOL
Arte en Papel 2011, el 1º Festival Internacional de Arte Gráfico Ciudad de Cuenca, se celebra del 4 de marzo al 3 de abril de 2011, con el objetivo de llenar sus espacios expositivos y su entorno urbano de la capital, de numerosas exposiciones y actividades relacionadas con la gráfica en el mundo del arte y el diseño.
Con motivo del I Festival Internacional de Arte Gráfico ciudad de Cuenca Arte en Papel 2011, se crea el Premio Contornos dirigido a creativos y artistas de todo el mundo.
El premio Contornos surge como una necesidad de buscar propuestas gráficas de interés en el panorama Internacional que conformen un patrimonio cultural en la ciudad de Cuenca. Para ello se convocó a artistas gráficos a presentar una obra; se recibieron, en pocas semanas, más de setenta iniciativas de todas las partes del mundo, de las que se han seleccionado 12 obras, muy distintas entre sí; litografía, grabado, métodos digitales e incluso técnicas mixtas.
La exposición resultante nos trae las inquietudes de los creadores contemporáneos con la que poder cartografiar los caminos que se están abordando actualmente y, de esta manera, tener una visión amplia de las prácticas vigentes.
La muestra de trabajos seleccionados del Premio Contornos estará expuesta en el Teatro Auditorio hasta el 3 de abril a las 19:30 h., momento de la clausura del festival, en el que se dará a conocer el fallo del jurado que otorgará, a la persona ganadora, un premio de 5000 € y una exposición individual en la futura edición del festival Arte en Papel.
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ENGLISH
Art on Paper 2011, the 1st International Festival of Graphic Arts of Cuenca city (Spain), being held from March 4 to April 3, 2011, in order to fill its exhibition space and the urban environment of the capital, numerous exhibits and activities related to the graph in the world of art and design.
On the occasion of the First International Art Festival of Cuenca (Spain) Graphic Art on Paper 2011, establishing the Contours Award aimed at creative artists from around the world.
The Contours Award as a need to seek proposals of graphic interest on the international scene to form a cultural heritage in the city of Cuenca. It called for graphic artists to submit a work, were received in a few weeks, more than seventy initiatives from all over the world, of which we have selected 12 works, very different from each other, lithography, etching, digital methods and even mixed.
The resulting exposure brings the concerns of contemporary artists with which to map the paths that are currently being addressed and, thus, have a broad view of current practices.
The exhibition of selected works of the Contours Award will be showcased at the Auditorium Theatre through April 3 at 19:30 pm, at the close of the festival, which will announce the verdict of the jury award, the person winning a prize of 5000 € and a individual exhibition at the forthcoming edition of the festival Art on Paper.
Artistas seleccionados / selected artists:
Burn. Gwilherm Courbet (Fr)
Hits pictóricos. Natalia Fariñas (Es)
Células del oído. Laura Flores (Es)
85% Cacao. Agustín García (Es)
Penélope. Ignacio Lobera (Es)
La giganta. Óscar Martínez (Es)
Mind condition. Mariana Moranduzzo (Pt)
Paper Cube. Gilberto Moya (Es)
Más allá. Silvia Pascual (Es)
Sin título (Landscaping-zona #4). Daniel Peres (Pt)
Sin título. Ruth Sanjuán (Es)
Daddy's little girl. Javier Vázquez (Es)
*Lo siento si algunos de los links a las páginas web de los artistas no funcionan, no estoy seguro de algunos de ellos porque la página web del festival no los ha publicado. Así que si te encuentras con que tu link no funciona o sabes cual es la página del artista, por favor dímelo y lo arreglaré.
*I'm sorry if some of the links to the artist's web pages doesn't work, I'm not sure of some of them because the web page of the festival didn't publish them. So if you find out that your link doesn't work or you know the artist's web page, please let me know and I'll fix it.
