Imma Ramos shares her insight on the fascinatingly surreal Leonora Carrington. This isn’t a great video, but it does have some great close-ups of Carrington’s paintings, so worth a quick watch. This exhibition has unfortunately finished now – I hope … Continue reading Leonora Carrington
A needle in a haystack can be easy to find if it has a thread. A heart needs to be extracted. Continue reading Look at those Doodles with their Funny Little Stories
Yoko Ono 1965 One Fluxus Films Continue reading Yoko Ono 1965 One Fluxus Films
A short clip featuring German artist Joseph Beuys in which he talks about his art and his then exhibition in London. Beyus was associated with the Fluxus Movement in the 1960s and was a painter, sculpture, musician, performance artist and philosopher. He is regarded as one of the most influential artist of the 20th Century. Continue reading Joseph Beuys Talks about his Art: “Everybody is an Artist”
I often judge a book by its cover and sometimes I’m wrong, often I’m right. But oh how I wish book covers could go back to … Continue reading The Beautifully Ornate Book Covers of Days Long Gone
Here are some more of my doodles with their funny little stories! Continue reading Look at those Doodles with their Funny Little Stories
Doodles Continue reading Doodles
She Was a Founding Member of the Women’s Liberation Movement in Mexico Continue reading Leonora Carrington – Top 10 Facts
Because you can never tire of cloud-watching… Continue reading Wonderful Photographs of Clouds
Day 5 is Latvian-American artist Philippe Halsman, responsible for that photo of Einstein and producing work for Vogue and Life magazines. Dabbling in photography from the age of fifteen, Halsman went on to become one of the world’s most recognised photographers, working with subjects such as Marilyn Monroe and Richard Nixon. Continue reading 5 Days of Photography. 5: Philippe Halsman (1906-1979)
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