#online-galerie

[lyloneliness]

This one is old. Like... Early 2022

Wanted to represent all different aspects of the sky at sunset, so I thought it'd be cool to personify it and place it in between a window that separate the night and the day.

The character that impersonates the sunset is 'sun coded' if that makes any sense. Like, I gave her warm colors and some shine on the outside. But on the inside she is 'night coded'. Her eyes are black as the nightsky and her iris is the moon, while her insides, visible in the cracks between her two hands, is the cosmos.

The extern side of the window is the early night sky, like, we see stars but it's still bright enough to be blue ; while the side we see behind the chara is the moment the sun starts to fall and paints the clouds with vibrant colors.

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Yeah it was longer than I expected, hope you like it since I'm still quite proud of this one (๑✪ᆺ✪๑)

Posting this cause of this poll

[dariusz-art]

Sztuka Cyfrowa w Świecie Technologii i Wyobraźni.

Malarstwo cyfrowe to most między wyobraźnią a technologią, gdzie artysta kształtuje wizje przyszłości, łącząc tradycyjne techniki z nowoczesnymi narzędziami, tworząc światy, które istnieją na granicy rzeczywistości i fantazji. Continue reading Sztuka Cyfrowa w Świecie Technologii i Wyobraźni.

[verakomnig]

Singulart? Abzuraten! Not recommended!

Meine Zusammenarbeit mit der Pariser Kunstgalerie „Singulart“ ist mit sofortiger Wirkung beendet! Die Gründe, die mich zu diesem Schritt bewogen haben, gehören nicht in die Öffentlichkeit, da ich mich aber meinen Kunden gegenüber verpflichtet fühle, kann ich nur dringend von einer Geschäftsbeziehung mit dieser Singulart-Galerie abraten. Dies gilt gleichermaßen auch für Künstler. Wer seriös und…

[useless-catalanfacts]

Is there like a good resource or history website where we can look at Spain or Catalan fashion during and post civil war? I'm trying to find more reference photos of the 1930s-50s fashion of that time period.

Yes!

If you're looking for high fashion, the Catalan brand Santa Eulàlia has the archive on their website where you can see many of their clothes from the 1930s to the 1990s. I think their website will be very useful to you because not only do they have photos of their pieces of clothing (in the section "Fashion" and "Santa Eulàlia in the museums"), but they also have the section "Fashion Photography" where you can see what these clothes look like on models, "Fashion sketches", "Posters", and illustrations in early 20th century fashion magazines (section "Design").

Catalonia's Virtual Museum of Fashion is also a good place to find clothes. You can filter results by time period, piece of clothes, gender, colour, material, etc. Go to "catàleg", click on "selecciona filtres" and then "XX" (20th century) on the "cronologia" section.

For Spanish things, in Madrid they have Museo del Traje (Clothes Museum). I've checked their website and it's quite messy and it looks like they don't have many pieces digitalised.

You can also simply look at photography archives and see what people were wearing.

I hope this is helpful!

[kaleidoskop-magazin]

Our snapshots of Wednesday 13 and Hardcore Superstar from within the crowd are online.

[arwenadreamer]

Why the hellers are again shouting jensen confirmed destiel? do you know anything happened like that? Sorry for spoiling your mood but my dash is filled with all destiel updates and I know most of them are fake or out of context, but it makes me mad as hell.

Hi nonnie,

to be honest, your ask was the first thing I heard about that. I did not go to the Jensen Misha panel.

And honestly, once more it got confirmed for me that hellers are very loud online, but that conventions are a completely different experience. Purcon had a relly nice athmosphere! I feared it would be a "Heller Con" beforehand, but it wasn't at all! (Disclaimer: Heller does not equal destiel shipper! Ship and let ship, and we are friends.)

The original lineup for Purcon 8 was Jensen and Misha. Jared was planned for Infinity. Pur was already sold out when Jared was announced for Pur instead of Infinity. Yeah, that was messed up. All of us who had Infinity tickets and did no longer want to go, couldn't get rid of them anymore. And so many people who wanted to see Jared didn't have Pur tickets. Didn't help that they said we could use our photo ops at Pur instead of infinity, if you don't have a ticket to get in. They then released a small patch of additional tickets for Pur, but those were without seating, standing upstairs on the galery. Additional to that, they made the Jenmish panel free, but people had to pay extra for each J2 panel. That's why I feared that Jared's panel might be relatively empty except for the gallery. And that the J2 panel might not be too full either. Both fears were wrong! The J2 panel was packed, as was the Jared solo panel. The athmosphere the whole con was amazing. I met many Castiel fans who just love all of TFW, and it was nice enjoying the con with them! I heard one (ONE!) comment in passing that was sort of anti Jared ("Why are there only Jared mouse pads?" in the vendors room) and that was all. The rest was positive all around. As I've found conventions always to be. (Also, shipping questions were forbidden, which is always good.)

As for your question about Destiel being confirmed: I saw the video of that this morning. And in my opinion it is no confirmation. Jensen basically says the confession scene won't be addressed again in a possible reboot. But that's another topic. I think his answer was nice and insidefull without getting into shipping. Some of the audience cheered, but let me tell you, that was nothing compared to some of the cheering going on in there! It was 2200 people and we gave standing ovations in so many panels, the noice was defening. (Loudest maybe for Mark Shepperd, his panel was AWESOME, but that's another post.) From the video I gather the confession scene question was asked during a Jensen only panel? I sadly missed the beginning.

Anyway, conventions are usually great, everyone knows to keep shipping to themselves and be respectful to all the guests and fellow fans. I know who to talk to about wincest and when to keep my mouth shut. So do my destiel shipping friends. We gush about our respective wonderful exeriences together. Things tend to get blown out of proportion online.

[adarkrainbow]

I have been sharing things about French fairytale movies. We have been talking about Cinderella. As such I want to speak about a movie I actually can't really speak about because I have not seen it... But I need to just talk about it because... Well, you'll get it. It is the 2017's Les Nouvelles Aventures de Cendrillon (The New Adventures of Cinderella).

Now to understand WHERE this movie comes from, we need to return to 2015 and the release of another movie "The New Adventures of Aladin".

This movie is a comedy, an humoristic retelling/parody of the Aladin tale - France has quite a history of One Thousand and One Nights-cinema, and already humoristic takes on similar stories had been done (Gérard Jugnot had notably played in an humoristic Ali Baba movie I saw when I was young, for example). Here the main star and the actor playing Aladin is Kev Addams, which was then a young humorist that had been on the rise for quite a few years and was an "idol of the youngs", so to speak. The gist of the movie is: two thieves are disguising themselves as Santa Clauses in modern-day Paris to steal at the Galeries Lafayette. But they are stuck with a group of children who asks them for a story - and so to get rid of them, they decide to tell them an improvised version of the story of Aladdin, which in turn parallels the real-life events surrounding the thieves.

[Note the writing of "Aladin" with one "d", to carefully avoid any Disney lawsuit.]

This movie was very, very popular in theaters. It was popular enough to actually get a sequel called "Alad'2" (a pun on how "in" sounds like "un", "one"), which also was one of the leads of the box-office in France, and brought in another French humorist, this time of the "previous generation" before Adams - Jamel Debbouze:

But there was one problem... Both movies were absolutely torn to shreds by the critics. In newspapers, on websites, everybody agreed that these movies were actually bad, and not at all good movies nor great comedies. In fact, the reviews of the movies and the sales corresponding to it clashed so much it caused an online scandal when it came to the website AlloCiné (one of the French websites of reference when it comes to cinema), who was openly accused of faking reviews and inventing profiles to boost this movie's note - because it seemed impossible, with all the negative critics and the backlash, that the movie could obtain a mid-rating (3/5).

All of that to say, these movies were very polarizing - seen as embodying the typical bad comedies and a certain "downfall" of French cinema everybody has been talking about in the 2010s, and yet being massively mediatized and very popular among young audiences especially, and bringing in a lot of cash...

Now we reach our movie. Welcome "The New Adventures of Cinderella"! Which technically seems like a spin-off of the Aladin movies, and yet by its chronological placement seems to be a sequel "by the principle", not directly following it while still reusing its principle and referencing the previous movie (this movie was released BEFORE Alad'2)

This movie basically does what "Les Nouvelles Aventures d'Aladin" did - it is an humoristic retelling/open parody of Cinderella, framed as an adult being forced to tell a story to children. In this case it is Julie, a young girl who finds herself alone on the day of her birthday, without anybody remembering it... Until Marco, the man she secretely loves (and the son of her boss) calls to tell her he is coming over. Filled with hope she awaits... only to discover Marco brings her his son because he needed a last-minute babysitter. Stuck with this particularly bratty child, Julie is forced to tell him a story, and fed up with everybody treating her like a servant, she decides to tell a version of Cinderella where she plays the main role - and Marco is the prince she tries to win. Other characters from her life are recast: her boss is the king, her bitchy colleagues are the wicked stepsisters, her annoying neighbor if the evil stepmother... And Snow-White with her seven dwarves pop up at some point - because just like with the "Aladin", Disney references are quite present...

The main actress (Cinderella/Julie) s Marilou Berry, who truly was noticed and became quite famous thanks to playing in "Vilaine", and after passing by a series of movies (including "Les reines du ring"), she had another focus thanks to the success of the "Joséphine" movie. The cast also gathers other actors quite used to the world of comedy, ranging from older generations of the "classics" (Josiane Balasko as the wicked stepmother, Didier Bourdon as the king) to more recent ones (Arnaud Ducret as the prince Marco, Vincent Desagnat as the prince's older brother).

Now, I have not seen the movie, so I can't confirm or infirm this... But when it was released, this piece got bashed. Really, really hard. Harder than the Aladin movie, from people simply calling it "unfunny" and "cringe" to other actively pointing it out as being offensive and sexist, if not misogynistic. Aladin's note online roughly went around a 3/5. This one hesitated between 2/5 and 1,5/5. Now, again, I can't say I agree or disagree with these reviews because I have not seen the movie - and we all know a mass-opinion can be wrong. It seems more recently kinder reviews have been opping around the Internet - pointing out that all the backlash ths movie received was exaggerated and the piece was better than what everybody descibed.

Now, if you want my two pences of thought, I do believe that maybe this has to do with the audience that went to see these movies. As I said, Kev Adams was quite the "idol of the youth" when he did the Aladin movie (I don't know if he still is), but he had a BIG fanbase among teenage girls for example, as well as a certain scope to a young audience. And precisely who kept talking about these Aladin movies and who was more interested in those Aladin movies? Children. Meanwhile this Cinderella movie lacks any star or face that a young audience could recognize - no real Kev Adams. Yes, Marilou Berry is here, but her audience is not known to be young children - and as such, I do believe that the Aladin movies were favored by having a natural "fanbase" and already formed young audience ready to dig in. Meanwhile here two of the prominent stars are actors who symbolize the humor of the 20th century and are now quite aged - Balasko and Bourdon - who will speak to adults, but probably not to children... Anyway I am really speaking out of anything here, especially since I haven't seen the movie, but I do believe that this played a part in how this movie was received in a lesser way than the Aladin ones. (Plus the Aladin movies were clearly aimed at a male audience, which coupled with Kev Adams' natural teenage girl fanbase and the big success of Disney's Aladdin among girls, made sure both genders could go see it without shame - meanwhile this movie is clearly a "girl movie" meaning the audience is already restricted a bit more... And as such much more offended - as I said the movie was accused of being a piece of misogynistic jokes (doesn't help that there are only men who wrote and directed this movie).

But again, it might also have to do with the movie just being bad, you know. After all the man behind this movie (Lionel Steketee) is not the one that made the first Aladin movie (Arthur Benzaquen) but rather the one that did its lesser-appreciated sequel... Though the same script-writer was used for both (Daive Cohen).

Now, my only question, from what I have seen (extracts and trailers and previews) is actually... What is the target audience? Maybe it will clear up when I get to see the movie but this is all framed and sold as a kid-friendly entertainment, it even being an "all-public" movie to which families are supposed to be able to bring their kids but... a lot of the jokes I have seen are typical of adult things. I mean there's a lot of sex jokes for example, which made me think originally this was an adult movie, but then it also kind of is framed and written as a kid-level comedy and... Yeah this leaves me a bit confused. Just take the movie's poster, at the top of the post... You can't tell me there isn't a big sexual innuendo in the way the prince "rides" Cinderella! And yet it is sold as a movie kids can go watch and that isn't for a more mature audience? Anyway, I do not have a lot to say, since I haven't seen the movie, but I wanted to make a "preparation" post for when I will get to see it.

(I will just add that while some of the jokes I have seen do seem really bad - like a certain joke about a character's throat which was used already in Les Visiteurs 3 and seems really out of place in a kid movie, clearly taken from the Men in Black - some actually made me laugh. Most notably there is a great slapstick moment you can glimpse in the trailer where the Lady Tremaine-like stepmother just... headbutts Cinderella for speaking to her. I did quite like this joke as it subverts the pose and subtle threat of the Disney-wickedstepmother, while also clearly dedramatizing the violence into a goofy, cartoonish way. But that's just me.)

[georges-dufrenoy]

Georges Dufrenoy (1870 - 1943)

Un beau Venise en vente Online chez Piguet à Genève

"Soleil couchant sur la lagune de Venise"

41 x 60 cm - Huile sur toile

1928 - Tableau exposé Galerie Druet n° 12106

Tableau provenant de la magnifique collection de Georges Couturat, grand marchand, mécène et collectionneur de la première partie du XX eme si��cle

[koenvandamme]

Some good news.. 18TH ANNUAL BLACK AND WHITE SPIDER AWARDS HONORS PHOTOGRAPHER KOEN VAN DAMME FROM BELGIUM LOS ANGELES NOVEMBER 22, 2023 - Professional photographer Koen Van Damme of Belgium was presented with the 18th Annual Black and White Spider Awards 2nd Place - Merit of Excellence in the category of Architectural at a prestigious Nomination & Winners Photoshow streamed Saturday, November 18, 2023. The live online gala was attended by industry leaders and the photography community from around the globe who logged on to watch the climax of the world’s premier event for black and white photography. 18th Annual Jury members included captains of the industry from Phillips, London; Flatland Gallery, Amsterdam; David & Goliath, Los Angeles; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Saatchi & Saatchi, London; Portuguese Center of Photography, Porto; Jason McCoy Gallery, New York; Hulsbosch, Sydney; Willas Contemporary, Stockholm; FCB Global, New York; ADK Creative One Inc., Tokyo; The ArtFactory Club, Vienna; Silvan Faessler Fine Art, Switzerland; Goldsmiths, University of London; Alfred Ehrhardt Foundation, Berlin; DDB Canada, Edmonton; Galleria Valeria Bella, Milan; David Clarke, London; Chiara Badinella, Art Advisory & Appraisals, Milan; Goodby Silverstein & Partners, San Francisco; Grey Group, New York; and Galerie Bugada Cargnel in Paris who honored Spider Fellows with 612 coveted title awards and 561 nominees in 33 categories. “This year we saw another outstanding set of entries sparking some really fresh ideas, and making it very hard to select winners.” Commented Marcel Wijnen, Creative Director, Hulsbosch, Sydney. “Once again the Black & White Spider Awards has delivered a range of excellent winners in both the Professional and Amateur categories. There are a number of truly amazing images - not only the winners but also those with Honorable Mention. As a judge it was a challenge to select from so many strong submissions. Added Conrad Hechter, Correspondent, Goldsmiths, University of London. “It’s an incredible achievement to be selected among the best form the 6,193 entries from 69 countries we received this year” said Basil O’Brien, the awards Creative Director. “Koen Van Damme’s “Care center”, an exceptional image entered in the Architectural category, represents black and white photography at its finest, and we’re pleased to present him with the title of Merit of Excellence.” BLACK AND WHITE SPIDER AWARDS is the leading international award honoring excellence in black and white photography. This celebrated event shines a spotlight on the best professional and amateur photographers worldwide and honors the finest images with the highest achievements in black and white photography. www.thespiderawards.com

[skinnyasnatsuki]

Te wielkie zakupy na 40kg to by było coś..

Mogłabym kupić sobie mgiełkę, produkty do włosów, masażere, kurwa nawet pościel, jakieś śliczne rzeczy do pokoju, lalki, pluszaki itp... Te zakupy to zakupy w moim mieście takie nie online, u mnie są 3 galerie handlowe i w każdej są minimum dwa sklepy w których bym mogła coś kupić i po prostu było by idealnoe

A tu dla rozpiski:

Aktualne pieniądze na makijaż za 49kg

Jakieś na "jedzenie" itp na rzeczy do rysowania i do gier za 47kg i 45kg

Zaoszczedzone i z bierzmowania na ciuchy za 42kg

A z dnia dziecka, kieszonkowe i jakiekolwiek resztę na 40kg

[catdotjpeg]

On a sunny but cold Sunday afternoon, hundreds of pro-Palestine activists unfurled a massive quilt on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, calling for an end to Israel’s hostilities in Gaza. The action, which began around 12:40pm today, March 24, attracted over 350 participants.  Titled “From Occupation to Liberation,” the quilt was comprised of 65 artworks by various anonymous artists, some featuring traditional Palestinian taṭrīz embroidery. Other squares referenced poet Refaat Alareer, who was killed by Israeli bombardments in Gaza, and Thomas Kilpper’s “Jenin Horse” (2003) — a 16-foot sculpture that previously stood in the West Bank city of Jenin before it was removed by Israeli forces in late October. As the quilt was spread out across the museum’s main entrance, activists encircled the display, carrying signs that read “We See Genocide,” “Let Gaza Live,” and “None Of Us Are Free Until Palestine Is Free.” Simultaneously, protesters chanted phrases such as “Free Palestine” and “Art for Liberation, Not for Colonization” while various groups put on performances in reference to Palestinian dabkeh folk dance.

Organizers of the protest told Hyperallergic that the artwork was modeled after the historic NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt. Prints of the quilt are also available for purchase online. All proceeds will go to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), the humanitarian relief organization that aids Palestinian refugees in Gaza and elsewhere, recently targeted by Israel and the US. The action came barely a week after the release of a group open letter signed by 158 Met workers urging the institution’s Director and Chief Executive Officer Max Hollein to issue a statement in support of a ceasefire and address Israel’s destruction of Palestine. No arrests were made, despite heavy police presence ahead of the protest. Patrons were still able to enter and exit the museum, some approached by protesters who handed out mock Met brochures. 

Urging people to “Dump the Fine Art of Imperialism,” the brochures called out the museum’s role in upholding colonialist power structures. They cited The Met’s physical location on Indigenous Lenape land, as well as its ties to Israeli violence via trustees and donors including Michael Steinhardt, Ronald S. Lauder, and Ted Pick. There were a few confrontations between the demonstrators and passersby, some escalating to shouting matches. Other bystanders welcomed the protest, some even joining in. Flor Sarna, a tourist from New Mexico, told Hyperallergic she was “pleasantly surprised“ by the action. Jacki Steiger, a museum visitor on a business trip from Los Angeles, said they were “overwhelmed,” but “glad to see so many people out” in support of Palestinians. 

“Everyone has a responsibility to speak up and to do what they can to spread information about the genocide in Gaza,” said actor Rowan Blanchard, who participated in the action, pointing out the significant platform that the museum holds, especially as the annual Met Gala approaches. The Met declined to comment on the protest. The protesters’ original plan to march toward the Neue Galerie and Guggenheim Museum up Fifth Avenue was scrapped in the interest of safety. The group dispersed peacefully around 2:30pm. 

-- "Activists Unfurl Massive Quilt for Gaza on Met Museum Steps" by Maya Pontone and Rhea Nayyar for Hyperallergic, 24 Mar 2024

[mitfloya]

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[enigmalestari]

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[galerieprints]

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[arterrorist]

I’ve finaly found the first version of this Colourbox „Breakdown” e.p. It was, allegedly, removed soon after the release and replaced with the second one, making this a rare bird. I’ve spotted it in a travelling record shop visiting my town today🙀

It was the first time I’ve seen it in my country (online or in the wild). And it was cheap at that 🥰

With this gem I can officialy close my Colourbox collection. As an avid 4AD fanatic, I’m happy to have them all as, sort of, mini art galery, too. The covers were designed by Envelope23 - 4AD art departament run by Vaughan Oliver.

[earthhennaca]

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Warth Henna 7190 Sunset Blvd Ste 202 Los Angeles, CA 90046 (323) 460-7333

We are lovers of body art. We provide kits for beautiful and long lasting henna and jagua temporary tattoos. There is no PPD in Earth Henna products -- only pure henna from a Moroccan farm, and superior-quality jagua juice from the Amazon!

History Established in 1996. In 1996, we I opened the first temporary henna tattoo studio in the US. We wanted to provide an easy-to-use henna tattoo kit for home use. The search for good-quality henna took us to the outer limits of the Sahara desert, where I met a Berber family of henna farmers in Morocco. I watched them harvest the plant and bring it to the mill then sift through them to ensure a flawless application. After working tirelessly to find the best recipe, and going through cosmological testing. Our henna came back 100% approved, we threw a party! Thus was born our flagship product, the Original Earth Henna Body Painting Kit. Popular as this product was, we still searched for a temporary tattoo that presented a black stain. My journey to find the solution led me to the Matsés Indians deep in the heart of the jungle. After being introduced to the Jagua fruit, we again found a way to package the jagua extract and test it for safety. Thus was born the Earth Jagua Black Temporary tattoo kit!

Carine Fabius was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. At the age of eight, she moved with her family to New York, where she grew up until she heard the call of Miami's warm ocean and clear blue skies. In 1986 she moved to Los Angeles, where she worked in the public relations arena and later opened Galerie Lakaye, a home gallery now over 15 years old, which offers art from the Caribbean and Latin America.

Ms. Fabius is involved in many creative endeavors, including running Lakaye Studio, which manufactures a line of henna body painting kits; creating a line of one-of-a-kind jewelry designs; and curating independent museum exhibits -- but she enjoys writing best. She is the author of Mehndi: The Art of Henna Body Painting and Ceremonies for Real Life. She lives in Hollywood, California, with her French sculptor husband Pascal Giacomini and Tulip the dog and Scotch the cat.

Ms. Fabius is a regular contributor to several online blogs, including The Huffington Post and Bonjour Paris.