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sheltiechicago · 3 months ago
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Art by Marcel Dzama (Photo: Kris Graves)
How New York City’s Subway Stations Have Transformed Into an Underground Art Gallery
 400 permanent artworks to adorn the stations. A celebration of these ground-breaking projects, Contemporary Art Underground: New York MTA Arts & Design highlights more than 100 artworks completed between 2015 and 2023 that embody the spirit, vibrancy, and diversity of New York.
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Art by Kiki Smith (Photo: Anthony Verde)
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Art by Jeffrey Gibson (Photo: Etienne Frossard)
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Art by Damien Davis (Photo: Etienne Frossard)
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the-meme-monarch · 6 months ago
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don’t look at me. ok
references are: the title card of the show and also a human sonic from (i think) one of his designers, yuji uekawa !
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if you ship scc go away👍
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jetleparti · 2 years ago
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Painting: Window o-1
Jet Le Parti
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k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9 · 1 year ago
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rickchung · 3 months ago
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Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines x Vancouver Art Gallery x Downtown.
VAG's exhbition is the first solely dedicated to the rich five-decade history of artists' zines produced in North America since the 1970s—incuding from Vancouver's Western Front. Chart the self-expression of this underground art making across generations through the documentation of different subcultures from queer arts to feminist politics.
"Maggie TV": a single-channel video on clear Sony television, wire, epoxy-covered paper stars, beads, and mixed media by New York-based artist Maggie Lee (2017).
Collection on display until Sept. 22.
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rafamonzo · 6 months ago
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@lastresnegrasgallery
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@lastresnegrasgallery
ExperimentalArtSpace / 実験的なアートスペース
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enbysiriusblack · 1 year ago
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marauders in a famous au:
sirius- actor/comedian (famous influential family)
james- actor/comedian (started as a footballer but had a career ending injury early on)
peter- music artist
remus- youtube essayist/tutor (father famous in the anthropology sphere)
marlene- bassist (started as a rugby player but quit after she was outed)
lily- photographer
mary- model
emmeline- painter/artist
dorcas- footballer
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redrabbitkreations · 1 year ago
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crimsonaireal · 9 months ago
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sheltiechicago · 2 months ago
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Art by William Wegman (Photo: Patrick J. Cashin)
How New York City’s Subway Stations Have Transformed Into an Underground Art Gallery
 400 permanent artworks to adorn the stations. A celebration of these ground-breaking projects, Contemporary Art Underground: New York MTA Arts & Design highlights more than 100 artworks completed between 2015 and 2023 that embody the spirit, vibrancy, and diversity of New York.
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Art by Nancy Blum (Photo: Cathy Carver)
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Art by Katherine Bradford (Photo: Jason Mandella)
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Art by Rico Gatson (Photo: Seong Kwon)
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flospurpura · 1 year ago
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at the art gallery x
(these photos would have blown up in 2013 tumblr…..too bad)
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eternal--returned · 7 months ago
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Watching the development of Rothko's figurative work in the 1930s, one can readily see that he has set a foot on each shore. The deeply sensual Family, with its sfumato-drenched atmosphere, draws strongly upon Italian Renaissance painting and, more generally, references the rich history of sacred art depicting Madonna and Child. Similarly, works such as Interior recall a strong European heritage, with a formal architectural language that depicts a scene harking back centuries. A few years later we find that same architectural language in transliteration, reimagined in the structure of the New York subway system. Or witness Portrait of Mary, an apparently traditional Renaissance portrait recast in twentieth-century garb against the drab walls of a New York city flat. Rothko is drawing upon the essential truths expressed in the familiar, not so much updating it as reiterating it in the vernacular of his times. If there is a more explicit social message here than Rothko would later allow himself, than that is perhaps one kernel more that we learn about the man, even as he is teaching himself to express only timeless truths and those that are most central.
Christopher Rothko ֍ "Rothko and the Resonance of History." Toward Clarity (2019)
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Mark Rothko ֍ Family (1936)
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Mark Rothko ֍ Interior (1936)
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Mark Rothko ֍ Underground Fantasy (1940)
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Mark Rothko ֍ Portrait of Mary (1948-9)
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dirtytimeslut · 9 months ago
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Velvet underground
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no-zzzom · 1 year ago
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Okay these came out pretty neat 💅
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suetravelblog · 2 years ago
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Hashemi Shamali Open Air Museum Amman Jordan
Touring the Hashemi Shamali Open Air Museum was fascinating on many levels. The east Amman neighborhood that was military housing in the 1970s now exhibits 28 murals painted by artists to give the urban landscape more interest and color. The neighborhood is home to a community of Palestinian, Syrian, Armenian, and Iraqi refugees, and decidedly different than other areas of Amman I’ve explored.…
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rickchung · 3 months ago
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Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines x Vancouver Art Gallery x Downtown.
VAG's exhbition is the first solely dedicated to the rich five-decade history of artists' zines produced in North America since the 1970s—incuding from Vancouver's Western Front. Chart the self-expression of this underground art making across generations through the documentation of different subcultures from queer arts to feminist politics.
"Maggie TV": a single-channel video on clear Sony television, wire, epoxy-covered paper stars, beads, and mixed media by New York-based artist Maggie Lee (2017).
Collection on display until Sept. 22.
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