#one person art exhibit

[sueclancy]

Doodlebugs

Within my Figures Of Speech 2.0 fine art exhibit which opens Oct 3 and continues throughout October at the Caplan Art Designs Gallery I have a sub-exhibit that I’ve titled “Doodlebugs”. It contains a sculpture, several framed paintings and a printed book. With my sculpture I refer, visually, to science museum displays because the scientific study of various species and how their varieties enrich…

[awakenthebeing]

(Mainly leaving this here for storage per usual!! Don't mind it too much) (Do not worry Fake Peppino is okie. The grab is firm but not with intent to harm)

(The words at the last image btw are "that is enough")

[angy-grrr]

There is gonna be more than that coming from the poll, but whatever it is vote Kacchan/Deku for best hero. Idc who wins i just need them to be together again

if they just announced it today without saying anything before, I would probably immediately do it.

Right now im just bitter because of the hype -I thought it would at least slightly relate to the actual story (adaptations of other stories, extra content for the volume which once again may I remind everyone is extremely short, almost half what a manga volume usually looks which is a huge problem).

This disappointed me extremely, as its not even related to any content from the manga beyond the characters it uses. I get that many ppl will work on this, and that artist will get excited over being able to get the spotlight, some will be able to ask specific questions, and a character will get a statue and a movie.

Still extremely disappointed because of the "special project will be announced on the 5th *wink wink*".

I can't feel excitement over it as, in my mind, I lost something that felt better -more content related to the story. So at best this would be "oh cool I can try it", a feeling pretty similar to the other announcements -not my favorite thing in the world, but I wont reject it and try to see what comes out of it.

This isnt at best to me right now

[bogsleep]

The Fifth Plague of Egypt, Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1800. Oil on canvas.

[deliciouskeys]

Spending these Christmas/New Year’s days of madness in Manhattan. I actually like the crowds lol (now that I don’t live here). Midtown is mayhem of course: Saks Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Plaza, Bryant Park winter village and Times Square are complete 1 mile per hour pedestrian gridlock, and god help anyone who attempts to drive through there, but above 60th and below 34th things are pretty normal.

It’s also always a good time to scope out fic locations for canon set largely in NYC 😏

I still want a Vought Christmas special to happen in-show

[haberdashing]

things all y'all missed out on by not being in one particular discord server with me: me judging the hell out of the milwaukee art museum

[mothmvn]

[head in hands] oh my god. my grandpa's encyclopaedic and loving obsession with various microvarieties of crosses as a symbol across christian works is, like, definitely an asd thing isn't it

[medievalraven]

tagged by @heartpeen to share four of my favorite pieces of art - thank you!!!! maybe it's an eclectic mix, but it's also a good time.

and apparently i'm also supposed to do a poll to youse guys can pick your favorite too!

tagging @fairhairedkings, @rocknghorss, @sdktrs12, and @magneticflower to share their faves too

[love-in-my-twenties]

yesterday ♡

[cruelsister-moved2]

genuinely someone needs to make a like 'how to spot orientalism in art' post for yalls aesthetic blogs im getting so sick !!! im not an expert on either art or orientalism but something that's usually easy to spot in portraits of women is the a voyeuristic gaze of the invisible white man peeking into imagined private women's spaces. the women are both sexualised and veiled, relaxed and unobserved yet they perform for an unseen gaze.

quick example from what was put on my dash today;

see how theyre in what appears to be a private courtyard with lots of women around. they're taking off shoes, chatting, resting, removing veils, to show that this is a private space that is forbidden to you, the european male observer. they're veiled, their clothing is all designed to obscure their bodies completely, but the woman on the right is gazing directly at you and seductively exposing herself for you. the painting is doing everything it can to show that you shouldn't be here, that your gaze is unwelcome, that these women are vulnerable and letting their guards down, and yet that they crave it, they're unwittingly soliciting it and always performing for it, because of their hidden desire for you to see through their modesty. their veils are no longer a cultural garment but something donned explicitly to tempt you, to indicate the exoticism and carnality of what lies beneath.

i'm not telling you how you can and can't interact with this art, i just think it's very important to be aware of what power dynamics are at play in images like these and what real life ideas they perpetuated - and continue to perpetuate - against real life colonised women.

[sueclancy]

Eggheads forum

As I’ve worked on my Eggheads sculpture – hand painting heads on 12 solid wood eggs and bodies on 12 solid wood egg cups – I thought about how smart people are as essential to society as a eggs are to a working kitchen. In the background of my thinking was a question of how to display my finished 24 piece sculpture. My one-person exhibit at the Caplan Art Designs Gallery opens Oct 3 and the…

[999-roses]

[keirametzbrassknuckles]

"Art hung in bare white rooms with nothing to explain it and only an interpretation corner for children" good lord what art museums are you guys going to anyway? Is this the 90s? Are we stuck in the white cube ? Hello? Can anyone hear me?

[tiredguyswag]

"can you draw a portrait of this guy" what if i killed myself in front of you

[sanstropfremir]

✨🎥 here! I’ve summon by the recent discourse. Every time that someone thinks that k-pop (or any other artistic medium) is non-collaborative a kitty dies 💀💀💀 People don’t realize the stupid amount of time that takes to do the most mundane shit in regards with that. It is impossible to do it all by yourself. Like, in medieval times artists would spend 2-3 years working on a single project and that would be a pretty good estimate if idols had to do everything by themselves.

PS: So funny you got a rec about Arca as I’m trying to contact her management to propose a collaboration for a movie than I’m working on

omg hello friend how are you!!!! i know we need people to stop killing kitties bc it's getting ridiculous.... it truly is impossible to do anything of that scale on your own like i did a live installation/performance a couple years ago where i wrote the script/did all the design and even though i had a director and seven actors it still took me MONTHS to finish everything. there's NO way an idol could do a project of any remotely cb-sized scale on their own without help and the help should be acknowledged!! it's good to work collaboratively!!!

also omg hello???? what a fucking coincidence and also that sounds fucking COOL

[itstimeforstarwars]

Whenever I reblog something and then the OP immediately follows me it's just