Showing results 18 of 25 for the tag: fine art

Blog:A Brief History of John Baldessari

A Brief History of John Baldessari

This is a film about John Baldessari, you should watch it. You can read more about him here or here.

Blog:J&L Books

J&L Books

These collections of contemporary art and photography are the publishing work of J&L Books. This New York / Atlanta based non-profit publisher produces the work of rarely seen or unpublished contemporary artists. J&L and its volunteers only produce two to five new books each year. They also offer collections of limited edition prints. If you…

Blog:The Solar System, in 30 megapixel glory

The Solar System, in 30 megapixel glory

French Artist Licoti has created an amazingly detailed piece of art depicting our solar system. The file, which you can download for free here, is 30,000 pixels wide and weighs in at a whopping 18megs. It’s more than worth the download, and makes for some impressive desktop backgrounds at the very least. Here is the…

Blog:White Cloud at CMA

White Cloud at CMA

I’m not sure how long ago this occurred, but I just recently happened to stumble past it and thought I would share. American artist Mark Reigelman in partnership with the Cleveland Public Art was commissioned by the Cleveland Museum of Art to create White Cloud an outdoor installation for their annual Summer Solstice party. The…

Blog:Eric Daigh’s Thumbtacks

Eric Daigh’s Thumbtacks

Eric Daugh uses thumbtacks to make large portraits of people. Sort of along the lines of Christian Faur’s crayon art we posted a while back, Daugh uses a 3D round object, thumbtacks, to create a pointillist piece of art. These large pieces look realistic from far away but are very abstract up close. It’s obvious…

Blog:Maria Cristina Bellucci Pencil Jewelry

Maria Cristina Bellucci Pencil Jewelry

Some of the most beautiful brooches, bracelets and rings I’ve seen in a long time from artist Maria Cristina Bellucci. The first is my favorite, a brooch with such gorgeous cool colors. Is Christmas already over? I’d like to add this to my birthday list then! :) View more of her pieces here. via seesaw…

Blog:Brian Dettmer’s Studio

Brian Dettmer’s Studio

Brian Dettmer’s painstakingly detailed paper sculptures are so unbelievable and seeing his process makes me want to take an Advil thinking about how keen his eyes have be. Using old books, the layers are peeled away and collages of color and images from the books are added on top. They are just so amazing and…

Blog:At Your Leisure

At Your Leisure

J3′s ‘zine At Your Leasure is collection of things that have inspired them to create their own fantastic work. At Your Leasure to J3 is: An exploration of ideas, images, concepts & colors. An homage to those that inspire and a desire to do the same. A visual train of thought. A celebration of individuals…