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Albany Chainsaw Sculptures – Walmsley, Australia
Along this gravel road, a local artist has lined the path with detailed wood sculptures crafted using a chainsaw.
Throughout this small sculpture park,...
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Nationality: Colombian
Fernando Botero’s father died when he was four. In his youth, he...
Hoyt exhibit showcases ‘Art as Dialogue’
Arts & Education at the Hoyt will present “Stir the Conversation: Art as Dialogue” from Nov. 9 through Jan. 9 in the...
The (first) President and First Lady in silhouette – The Artsology Blog
I happened upon these interesting silhouette portraits of Martha Washington (below left) and George Washington (below right), made by Eleanor Custis, who had...
Enjoying new and different work by Ivan Navarro – The Artsology Blog
We’ve enjoyed viewing and sharing Iván Navarro’s work here in the past, and happened upon something new and different by him when we...
Public Art to Ease the Anxiety of Waiting
D’Angelo Lovell Williams, “Undetectable” (2020) installed at Fulton Street and Jay Street, Brooklyn, as part of Art on the Grid (artwork courtesy the...
The Cheekiest Animal Photos From the 2020 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards
Kranitz Roland, “O sole mio” (2020), Hungary“It’s the circle of life and it moves us all,” the eternal lyrics of Lion King‘s opening song...
Andy Warhol tree in Asbury Park – The Artsology Blog
I enjoyed a day at the beach and in Asbury Park yesterday, and at the end of the day, as I was walking...
Personal photographs and memories of the World Trade Center – The Artsology Blog
On this 19th Anniversary of 9/11, I find myself looking at some old photographs, both from a visit to New York City when...
My Sculpture Blog: The SPG
Today I have another entry in my kinetic-art sculpture genre. This one combines the work I have been doing highlighting some of the...
Mysterious Family Photo and thoughts of Warhol Car Crash paintings – The Artsology Blog
Decades ago, my parents primarily used 35mm slide film when taking photographs, and so most of the early family photographs were in slide...
