A few nice visual art images I found:
Las Mininas (versión 2010)
Image by Cea.
Copy of an art work from the project called "Parodias de Pinturas Famosas", a stream of re-works of the world famous using a similar visual style.
See the original at www.flickr.com/photos/parodiasdepinturasfamosas/4916650422
Gee’s Bend: The Architecture of the Quilt
Image by Walters Art Museum
Gee’s Bend: The Architecture of the Quilt, which was on view at the Walters Art Museum from June 15, 2007 – August 26, 2007, featured four generations of quilters and demonstrated how the influences of architecture and the environment appear in the quilters’ visual vocabulary. The rich aesthetic traditions that have evolved in Gee’s Bend, a town of about 750 people on a remote peninsula created by a bend in the Alabama River, and its neighboring community, Rehoboth, can be counted among the most vibrant quilting legacies in America. Continually renewing their designs with a combination of tried-and-true techniques and bold innovation, the artists of Gee’s Bend have improvised upon well-known quilting patterns found elsewhere, such as housetop, bricklayer, medallions, and strip quilting. Here you will see a selection of 16 of the over 40 quilts that will be on view at the Walters venue. For more information, please visit thewalters.org/eventscalendar/eventdetails.aspx?e=374.
art journal 09 {cover}
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Image by jmk photos
for visual adventures workshop w/elise blaha
process: i decided to use bracket books from my supply stash for the majority of the pages. combination of grungeboard and clear acrylic pages. luckily the premade holes match up pretty well. the shape and materials are really stretching my imagination.
cover:
grungeboard
layers of paint + ink + circle stamp
printed chipboard shapes + numbers
foam arrow sticker
letter stickers
label
cut piece from anthropologie catalog
