The Birth of Venus
No need for an introduction, you’d know it as one of the most famous, celebrated and digitalized masterpieces of all time. Probably made in the mid 1480s by Sandro Botticelli, Nascita … Continue Reading The Birth of Venus
2046
What about us in the next thirty years or less? What about our lives, our cultures, our art? As far as we can see, no one knows what the future holds … Continue Reading 2046
Follow Me
The story has started on their first trip together to Barcelona, when Murad and Natalia Osmann were very young, very much in love, and absolutely carefree. They were strolling along … Continue Reading Follow Me
Pettson and Findus
Best known for his series about the old farmer Pettson and his talented cat Findus, Sven Otto Rickard Nordqvist originally wanted to be an illustrator but was rejected by several art … Continue Reading Pettson and Findus
Santa Classics
Ed Wheeler has researched hundreds of paintings and finds that certain compositions beckon to him for a “Santa intervention.” Often Santa replaces a main figure in a painting, sometimes he is … Continue Reading Santa Classics
Inside the Studio
Through paintings, sculptures, photographs, and miniature dioramas, Joe Fig explores the intimate lives and production processes of countless acclaimed artists like Jackson Pollock, Henri Matisse, Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel … Continue Reading Inside the Studio
Superheroes Punching Trump
The author seems to still remain anonymous, and now his/her superheroes punching Donald Trump are starting to pop up on the walls of the cities too, as in the case … Continue Reading Superheroes Punching Trump
