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Ken's Visual Art Blog: Draw A Stickman
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Ken's Visual Art Blog. Connecting and Collecting Thoughts about Visual Art. Posted by Ken Conley. Labels: draw a stickman. This one was a very nice creative website. One of the best website i have visited. January 10, 2012 at 5:58 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Washington DC Area, United States. View my complete profile. American University Art Department. ArtLex - Art Dictionary. ArtsJournal: Daily Arts News. Best Art History Resources. Best of the Web - The Webby Awards. Ginny Grayson - Artist.
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Ken's Visual Art Blog: Chris Jordan
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Ken's Visual Art Blog. Connecting and Collecting Thoughts about Visual Art. Gyre II, 40x56 and 60x76. Depicts 50,000 cigarette lighters, equal to the estimated number of pieces of floating plastic in every square mile in the world's oceans. Chris Jordan is an artist based in Seattle, Washington who is best known for his large scale works depicting mass consumption and waste, particularly garbage. He has been called "the 'it' artist of the green movement". Posted by Ken Conley. Keep in touch and carry on.
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Ken's Visual Art Blog: 02/01/2011 - 03/01/2011
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Ken's Visual Art Blog. Connecting and Collecting Thoughts about Visual Art. The Mona Lisa Curse - Robert Hughes, Part 1. YouTube, The Mona Lisa Curse, Robert Hughes. Posted by Ken Conley. Links to this post. Art Project by Google. Explore museums from around the world, discover and view hundreds of artworks at incredible zoom levels, and even create and share your own collection of masterpieces. - source: Art Project web site. Http:/ www.googleartproject.com/. Posted by Ken Conley. Links to this post.
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Ken's Visual Art Blog: 10/01/2011 - 11/01/2011
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Ken's Visual Art Blog. Connecting and Collecting Thoughts about Visual Art. Degas and the Ballet: Picturing Movement, Royal Academy of Arts, London. This landmark exhibition focuses on Edgar Degas’s preoccupation with movement as an artist of the dance. Degas and the Ballet: Picturing Movement. Traces the development of the artist's ballet imagery throughout his career, from the documentary mode of the early 1870s to the sensuous expressiveness of his final years. Posted by Ken Conley. Links to this post.
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Ken's Visual Art Blog: Neil Welliver - Painter, PBS Video
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Ken's Visual Art Blog. Connecting and Collecting Thoughts about Visual Art. Neil Welliver - Painter, PBS Video. On PBS. See more from MPBN Specials. Neil Welliver (July 22, 1929 - April 5, 2005) was an American. Best known for his large-scale landscape paintings. Inspired by the deep woods near his home in Maine. Welliver was born in Millville, Pennsylvania. He graduated from the Philadelphia College of Art. Now part of the University of the Arts) and then received an MFA from Yale University. His mature...
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In 1998, I enrolled at my first choice school, Lawrence University. In Appleton, WI. I studied under a continually shifting, yet gifted faculty, including Alice Case, Kasarian Dane, Scott Espeseth, Yumi Roth, Charles Tim-Ballard, and Amy Hauber. The odd and delightful students at Lawrence inspired the paintings and digital art I made there. Meanwhile, I interned at Johnson Controls. Where master artists alternately scorned and praised my cut-out portraits and Plexiglas paintings. Where I served as treasu...
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Ken's Visual Art Blog: 05/01/2011 - 06/01/2011
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Ken's Visual Art Blog. Connecting and Collecting Thoughts about Visual Art. Basket of Wild Strawberries, Chardin, 1761. Jean Baptiste Siméon Chardin. What Chardin strove for was an overall effect: a unity of tone, colour and form. His still lifes reveal themselves slowly, with his objects gradually emerging from their subtly toned background, summoned as the writer Marcel Proust puts it, “out of the everlasting darkness in which they have been interred.” ". Posted by Ken Conley. Links to this post. The V...
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Ken's Visual Art Blog: The Nature of Nothingness - New Scientist
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Ken's Visual Art Blog. Connecting and Collecting Thoughts about Visual Art. The Nature of Nothingness - New Scientist. Link - New Scientist Article. Posted by Ken Conley. This painting is some thing like forgiveness . do you agree with my thinking. January 10, 2012 at 6:02 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Washington DC Area, United States. View my complete profile. American University Art Department. ArtLex - Art Dictionary. ArtsJournal: Daily Arts News. Best Art History Resources. Sister Randy - ...
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Ken's Visual Art Blog: Bonnard and Japan
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Ken's Visual Art Blog. Connecting and Collecting Thoughts about Visual Art. Brilliant Colors: The Impact of Japanese Prints on Pierre Bonnard as a Colorist. By Suzanne H. Westbrook, Princeton Class of 2008. 8220;One thing is necessary in painting: heightening the tone” —Pierre Bonnard. Using only one color as a basis, you structure the entire painting around it. Color represents a logic that is just as unrelenting as the logic of form. (Bonnard, qtd. Phillips). Posted by Ken Conley. Chautauqua School of ...
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Ken's Visual Art Blog: 12/01/2011 - 01/01/2012
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Ken's Visual Art Blog. Connecting and Collecting Thoughts about Visual Art. Brilliant Colors: The Impact of Japanese Prints on Pierre Bonnard as a Colorist. By Suzanne H. Westbrook, Princeton Class of 2008. 8220;One thing is necessary in painting: heightening the tone” —Pierre Bonnard. Using only one color as a basis, you structure the entire painting around it. Color represents a logic that is just as unrelenting as the logic of form. (Bonnard, qtd. Phillips). Posted by Ken Conley. Links to this post.
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