Violinists From 29 Countries Around the World Play Moving Virtual Concert in Support of Ukraine

The international ensemble unites to perform a short but expressive rendition of the Ukrainian folk song Verbovaya Doschechka. And from an orchestra of one, it quickly expanded to include 94 violinists from countries across the globe. According to Peacock, Bondarenko had to film his performance between explosions for hear himself play. In addition to Bondarenko, 10 other young violinists who are sheltering in Ukraine join the concert in unison. She said more Ukrainians wanted to join us but they now have guns in their hands instead of violins....

March 14, 2022 · 1 min · 139 words · Sara Martin

Dreamy Watercolor Portraits Capture Subjects in Moments of Introspection

Unlike oil and acrylic, watercolor can often feel like it has a life of its own. Cavanaugh received a degree in painting from Michigan’s Kendall College of Art and Design, specializing in oil. It wasn’t until 10 years after graduating that she fell in love with watercolor. For me, there was a sharp contrast between the two mediums, Cavanaugh tells My Modern Met. Watercolor is light and airy. I have more control....

March 13, 2022 · 1 min · 183 words · Paul Olson

Explora y descarga más de 220,000 estampas japonesas tradicionales

Los actores Arashi Kitsusaburo (der.) y Sawamura Kunitaro (izq. ), impresion ukiyo-e' de Gigado Ashiyuki, 1828. “Los actores Arashi Kitsusaburô (der.) y Sawamura Kunitarô (izq.)”, impresión ‘ukiyo-e' de Gigado Ashiyuki, 1828. (Foto:MFA vía ukiyo-e.org) (Foto:MFA via ukiyo-e.org) Japon tiene una rica y colorida historia artistica. A finales del siglo XVII, las xilografias se convirtieron en un medio popular de expresion artistica. Muchas miles de estampas fueron producidas y ampliamente distribuidas por diversas editoriales....

March 13, 2022 · 2 min · 263 words · Kelly Turner

Explore and Download Over 220,000 Traditional Japanese Woodblock Prints

(Photo:MFA via ukiyo-e.org) Japan has a rich and colorful artistic history. In the late 17th century, woodblock printing became a popular medium of artistic expression. Ukiyo-e works depict famous scenes from literature and theater, as well as lovely landscapes and other subjects. “Actors Arashi Kitsusaburô (R) and Sawamura Kunitarô (L),” Ukiyo-e print by Gigado Ashiyuki, 1828. (Photo:MFA via ukiyo-e.org) Many thousands of prints were produced and widely distributed by publishers....

March 13, 2022 · 2 min · 245 words · Todd Smith

Billowing Floating Park Is Planned for the Former Site of the Summer Olympics in Seoul

Rendering:Devisual A master plan is currently in place for the former site of the 1988 Summer Olympics. The games that year were held in Seoul, South Korea, at the Jamsil Olympic Stadium. Though The Leaf is covered in green spaces, it acts as much more than a park. Rendering:Devisual A central plaza holds an auditorium and event spaces for outdoor concerts and performances. Somewhere joyful and restorative for everyone. The designers prove that joy and playfulness come naturally when city dwellers are connected to nature....

March 12, 2022 · 1 min · 135 words · Katelyn Hinton

Cinematic Photographs Contain Hidden Storylines Decided on by You

There is a nostalgic quality toGrzegorz Kurzejamskis character-driven photographs. Like his profession, he tends to approach his art form with a scientific mind. Each scene is carefully curated to resemble a real space that is inhabited by these people. The figures themselves embody different emotions which enhance the drama of the photograph. Oftentimes, these images star two individuals who interact with one another in some way. This ambiguity is intentional from Kurzejamski....

March 12, 2022 · 1 min · 133 words · David Carroll

Arquitectos se inspiran en un granero para diseñar una moderna casa de campo en Australia

Aunque la arquitectura es contemporanea, esta inspirada en estructuras que se encuentran en entornos rurales. La madera estructural se utiliza para soportar el techo alto y para enmarcar las vistas del terreno. Desde otros dormitorios mas privados, la familia y sus invitados pueden mirar al cielo desde los lucernarios. Foto:Andy Macpherson Studio Su nombre esThe Barn. Aunque la arquitectura es contemporanea, esta inspirada en estructuras que se encuentran en entornos rurales....

March 11, 2022 · 1 min · 112 words · Travis Garcia

Artist Uses a Chainsaw to Craft Pawsitively Wonderful Sculptures of Beloved Dogs

Animals and nature are united in the art of Michael Jones. The UK-based tree surgeon-turned-artist crafts realistic sculptures of different creatures from timber. His companyMan and His Dog Carvingsspecializes in making bespokewood carvingsof animals big and small. The concept of his sculptures depends on the request of the customer and the available material. Some of his most recent works depict different dogs, which look uncannily real from afar. This helps him refine details like the eyes, nose, and mouth....

March 11, 2022 · 1 min · 138 words · Carl Turner

Artista cubre sus lienzos con motivos ondulados para dar vida a las figuras estilizadas en sus pinturas

La energia fluye a traves de los lienzos deFoster Sakyiamah. Como lineas en la arena, estos fascinantes disenos guian la mirada del espectador por todo el lienzo. Es alli donde ha podido profundizar y expandir en su practica creativa. A traves de su trabajo, Sakyiamah explora el efecto de los motivos ondulantes en las composiciones minimalistas. El pintor utiliza colores primarios para acentuar las formas que habitan estos entornos oniricos....

March 11, 2022 · 1 min · 110 words · William Johnson

Awe-Inspiring National Award Winners of the 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

I spent a weekend following street vendors and found that they were walking or riding their bikes all day. Here is one of my favorite moments. Every year, theSony World Photography Awardshighlights the local photography community with the National Awards. “Bike with Flowers” © Thanh Nguyen Phuc, Vietnam, Winner, National Awards, Travel, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards“A hundred years ago there were just 36 streets and now there are many more, but the street culture remains strong in Hanoi....

March 11, 2022 · 7 min · 1338 words · Jessica Lucas

Embroidery Artist “Paints” Lush Landscapes Using Only a Needle and Thread

Embroideryhoopsbecome portals to dreamy getaways in the art of Jade Deanna (akanaturesfae). Similar toImpressionist paintings, Deanna’s handmade art captures the splendor of the outdoors. All of these picturesque destinations focus on the untouched beauty of environments devoid of people. This allows viewers to place themselves in these miniature worlds and inhabit them. Artist Jade Deanna (aka naturesfae) creates lush embroidery art of colorful landscapes. She uses a variety of different stitches to render textured environments....

March 11, 2022 · 1 min · 103 words · Teresa Solis

Estas delicadas acuarelas en escala de grises parecen fotografías antiguas

La artistaElicia Edijantocrea acuarelas con una calidad nostalgica. En realidad, estan estas piezas fueron pintadas con una paleta de escala de grises. Cada una de estas melancolicas piezas difumina la linea entre la realidad y los suenos. Para mi, mi arte es una liberacion catartica. No esta claro que historias tienen lugar en las misteriosas pinturas de Edijanto. Puedes comprar las pinturas originales de Edijanto en susitio webe impresiones enLumarte....

March 11, 2022 · 1 min · 132 words · Isabel Frye

Giant Brushstrokes Sweeps Across Canvases Revealing Exquisite Landscapes

The art of Munich-based painterDavid Ambarzumjancontains two pictures on one canvas. Ambarzumjan utilizes the power of a single broad brushstroke to convey the surreal image. The simplicity of the white-speckled black background emphasizes the contrast between empty space and the lush environments of Earth. All of these canvases are auctioned off on the artist’sInstagramas they are completed. Each painting features exquisite landscapes inside of a single broad brushstroke. All of these works are auctioned off via Ambarzumjan’s Instagram....

March 11, 2022 · 1 min · 78 words · Paul Shaw