Artwork of the day #2

[Rubie girl]

Aurora Borealis

by Frederic Edwin Church

americanart.si.edu

 

[runner]

komatsuzaki

jti

 

[Inaya]

Ramón Casas


art.com

 

[AnaO]

http://annadumitriu.tumblr.com
Lab Coat Flora by Anna Dumitriu.

“Lab Coat Flora” is a hand stitched lab coat whitework embroidered with images of the bacteria and moulds cultured from it.

Around the time of the enlightenment the perversely difficult practice of whitework embroidery was considered to be one of the highest levels of achievement for a woman. They would sew in the evenings by candlelight straining their eyes to see the tiny stitches, hunched over their embroidery hoops, their bodies twisted and constricted by tight corsetry, one pinprick of blood meaning the whole piece would be ruined. This coincided with the period in which many of their male counterparts started to become ‘gentleman scientists’ beginning to rigorously study the world around them ‘scientifically’. This was the time when the scientific method was developed and disciplinary boundaries were drawn between art and science. By juxtaposing whitework embroidery with her scientific practice Dumitriu considers these paradigmatic changes in the process of research and current moves towards transdisciplinarity, alongside a consideration of what ‘feminine’ approaches to science might mean.

 

[dauphine]

One of my favorite artists is selling some zines and prints on Ebay I love this one!

etsy.com/shop/TaylorMcKimens

 

[runner]

fujita

dion

 

[runner]

naoki ishikawa

artgene.net

 

[Darling_Myy]

astrangershand.com

 

[Fantomette]

We need to revive this thread!

Hiroshi Sugimoto, Yena-Jackal-Vulture (1976)


hirshhorn.si.edu

 

[Fantomette]

Molitor swimming pool

The piscine Molitor, designed by Lucien Pollet in 1929, reopened in Paris a few weeks ago. Unfortunately only a happy few can enjoy it now considering the entrance fees.




theverge.com
lepoint.fr
lefigaro.fr

 

[dauphine]

Francesco Clemente tarot!

newyorker.com

 

[Fantomette]

The World Cup allowed me to discover some of the work of Nicolas de Staël. After watching a friendly match between France and Sweden in 1952, he executed a series of paintings of football players. I can' find much information on each paintings but the ones posted below belong to this series named Le Parc des Princes (the name of the fooball stadium in Paris).

Nioclas de Staël, Le Parc des Princes (1952)



footichiste.wordpress.com

 

[Pricciao]

Raf gotta do a venue collaboration with this guy

Ryoji Ikeda - Test Pattern

 

[1913]

The Virgin Appearing to Saint John by Albrecht Dürer
woodcut

metmuseum.org

 

[Fantomette]

Nenets photographed by Sebastião Salgado



fotofilosophy.com

 

[Pricciao]

RGB Colorspace Atlas by Tauba Auerbach via laughingsquid

 

[_Andrea_]

RGB Colorspace Atlas by Tauba Auerbach via laughingsquid

Wow, that's amazing! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Mary-Anne]

^ agreed, very cool

Janet Hill's artwork
her work is very girly and sweet

JanetHillStudio.com

 

[dauphine]

Mary Judge
Found it here: http://melanieparke.tumblr.com/post/98465209692/mary-judge

 

[Mary-Anne]

The Kiss II - 1962
by
Roy Lichtensetein

roylichtenstein.tumblr.com