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Pictures of downtown Toronto (Nathan Phillips Square, near Old City Hall)

employment law update wrote 6 hours ago: Here are some pictures of downtown Toronto from my recent trip. Including a snap of Henry Moore … more →

Tags: Ch Ch Ch Changes, Toronto, phil Henson, Visual Arts, winston churchill, winston churchill sculptures, photos of Toronto, Old City Hall Toronto, three-way piece no.2

Things to do this Diamond Jubilee Bank holiday

lanky Girl wrote 16 hours ago: Finally the Diamond Jubilee Bank holiday is here! (Thanks Queenie) London and the rest of the UK loo … more →

Tags: London, things to do in london, art 2, Art of Dining Pop up, Callooh Callay, Carnaby Street, Claude Bosi, Duke of York Diamond Jubilee Tea party, Electrolux cube

Cala Ratjada Mallorca Spain

amazingcarworld wrote 1 day ago: Before the onset of tourism in the 1960′s, the original village of Cala Ratjada was a quiet li … more →

Tags: travel destinations, Cala Ratjada, Cala Ratjada Mallorca Spain, Cala Ratjada Mallorca, Cala Ratjada Spain, Cape Balear, ciutadella, menorca, San Jaumell

Birds, Beasts and Flowers by D.H Lawrence; Wood-engravings by Blair Hughes-Stanton, The Cresset Press (1930)2 comments

Chris T. Adamson wrote 1 day ago: {Ed. Note: This article, the second in a week highlighting a book from The Cresset Press, is from Bo … more →

Tags: Book Edition Reviews, Books, agnes miller parker, Birds Beasts and Flowers, Blair Hughes-Stanton, d h lawrence, dennis cohen, eric gill, Gertrude Hermes

Deconstructed Norm Sculptures in a Setting (after Henry Moore)

delacybrown wrote 1 day ago: Henry Moore, the British sculptor, is famous the world-over for his semi-abstract rounded bronze fig … more →

Tags: Norms do..., Norms, Art, Sketch, Sculpture, Nichoas de Lacy-Brown

'It Takes A Couple of Years...'

theclubman wrote 2 days ago: A fellow cyclist once told me something very true ‘It takes a couple of years to get into cycl … more →

Tags: biking, Cycling, Road Bikes, giant, Dumfries, dumfries cycling club, cattle-grids, irngray road, glenkiln

藝術與美酒 - Mouton 酒標 (1945-2005)

Nakuwine wrote 2 days ago: 木桐·羅斯喬德酒莊(Chateau Mouton Rothschild,簡稱木桐酒莊)在波爾多的波亞克(Pauillac),那裡匯聚了波爾多五大頂級酒莊中的三個。木桐酒莊聞名世界,所以其中文名稱也非常 … more →

Tags: Wine Talk, Chateau Mouton Rothschild, andy warhol, Pauillac, 木桐, mouton, Jean Cocteau, Georges Braques, salvador dali

Mission Goldfinger

antje31 wrote 3 days ago: View of Trellick Tower from the bridge on Great Western Road Every morning I pass Trellick Tower on … more →

Tags: London, Ernö Goldfinger, trellick tower, Hampstead, Fenton House, 2 Willow Road, National Trust, Architecture, Modernism

A Slice of Toronto: Institutions

f11project wrote 5 days ago: University of Toronto, St. George Campus, Toronto   Toronto is the largest city in Canada and t … more →

Tags: my2frames, Photography, Travel, Toronto, Street Photography, Canada, Ontario, Architecture, Travel (2)

Reasons to always carry a compact part IV

KAP PHOTOGRAPHY wrote 1 week ago: I realise in this day and age that you will probably always be carrying a “camera” in th … more →

Tags: Street Photography, Digital Photography, People, London, leica 2, fog, dog, Colour Photography, photographie de rue

Wow it's Picasso!

londonartportfolio wrote 1 week ago: The exhibition offers the rare opportunity to see seven of Picasso’s most brilliant British admirers … more →

Tags: Now, Art Portfolio Preparation, Picasso, British Art, Duncan Grant, Wyndham Lewis, Ben Nicholson, Grancis Bacon, Graham Sutherland

Voice of the Invisible.

hollins090164 wrote 1 week ago: Voice of the Invisible             By Janet Hollins MA Fine Art University of Bolton “ Are you going … more →

Tags: art exhibition, absence, Alberto Giacometti, Art, Artist Statement, Christian Boltanski, contempoary art, Doris Salcedo, invisible

Henry Moore

Mar wrote 1 week ago: Yesterday, we went to Henry Moore’s home and studio.  I’ve definitely gained more of an … more →

Tags: Art, Sheep, Sculpture, bath

Bretton Hall9 comments

roughseasinthemed wrote 2 weeks ago: It was almost like a finishing school for a lot of my schoolpals. Just down the road from our posh s … more →

Tags: England, Photography, Architecture, History, Yorkshire, sculpture park, Barbara Hepworth, bretton hall, William Wentworth

Henry Moore1 comment

daisymarmalade wrote 3 weeks ago: I am finding it difficult to get on with my OCA studies for lots of reasons but in the meantime I ha … more →

Tags: research point, Course Work, Art, London Underground, tate, London

Picasso and Modern British Art at Tate Britain 1 comment

prosumerzen wrote 3 weeks ago:   The influence of Picasso on British art and artists has rarely been recognised – until now, thanks … more →

Tags: Art, Culture, Painting, Love, Emotions, London, Artist, paint, Vernissage

Henry Moore1 comment

fionazakka wrote 1 month ago: Henry Moore 1898 – 1986 One of the most revered English Sculptors. He lived and worked during … more →

Tags: Art, Minimalism, simplicity, Sculpture, art 2, Artworks, artist henry moore, Old Age

Perfect Day

Mrs Moore wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday in the city was magnificent. I walked through the Domain on my way to a meeting and it was … more →

Tags: Style, Fashion, Style 2, Karen Walker, gary begini, autumn, sydney, The Domain, Art Gallery of NSW

Picasso at Tate - highlight of London's exhibition year so far3 comments

delacybrown wrote 1 month ago: The new exhibition at Tate Britian, Picasso and Modern British Art, is a triumph. In analysing Picas … more →

Tags: Review, Art, Picasso, Art History, tate, Tate Britain, Sutherland, Richard Bacon, bloomsbury


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