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11/21/2024

It’s all just reverse engineered folk art …. But this time….. f-u art money….💵 . you get banana duct taped to a wall 💸💰❤️🙂

08/15/2024

A new one in progress

08/15/2024

Some of Kai’s sketches of the Paris Olympics ….basketball and track

06/15/2023

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02/27/2023

Beauford Delaney used bold, thick strokes of paint in bright colors to render a self-portrait with vibrant yet haunting intensity—seemingly capturing his psyche as well as his appearance—which could allude to his struggle for personal and public acceptance as a gay Black man.

See this work by Beauford Delaney on view in Gallery 262.

02/25/2023

Handmade Wood Log Rustic Furniture… amazing!!

https://www.upcycleart.info/woodworks/handmade-wood-log-rustic-furniture-ideas/

02/24/2023

02/24/2023

Freud’s auction record was set in November at $86 million.

02/24/2023

Salt mounds in the Zagros Mountains of Iran.

02/22/2023

Born in 1888—The self-taught artist Horace Pippin began painting as a means of therapy, hoping to regain the mobility of his right arm, which had been injured in World War I. He became one of the most celebrated African-American artists of the mid-20th century.

"Cabin in the Cotton” brought him to the attention of the art world when, in 1937, the famous artist-illustrator N.C. Wyeth chanced upon the painting in the window of a shoe-repair shop and convinced Pippin to begin exhibiting. Constructed in dense, thick layers of paint, it is considered an exemplar of his untutored style, displaying the artist's vivid, saturated palette and feeling for intense pattern.

See "Cabin in the Cotton” by Horace Pippin on view in Gallery 263.

02/22/2023

He slept after 56 hours of non-stop search and found 40 people alive under the rubble. This is the Tunisian hero Husky ❤🙏