ART THAT MAKES YOU THINK. - - - - - With a special emphasis on oil paintings, feminism and controversial art. Any art sites may join and will be welcomed fully, but that is what we are going to emphasize. Galleries, museums, sculptures, sculptors, art critics, art historians, independent artists, art dealers, global art resources, private collectors... - - - - - This ring was originally called ! SuisseARTS Contemporary Fine Arts, Paintings, Sculptures, New Media Webring WebTV !, but that name was too long. The name is still long, but at least its more concise... and who actually uses WebTV anymore anyway? - - - - - We also want to emphasize more international artists. Fine art acquisitions, sales, auctions and fine art collections in Britain, Canada, France, Australia, Russia, China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Cuba, Jamaica, Egypt, Morocco, Africa, Greece, Italy, Poland, Germany, Sweden, Romania, Turkey, Palestine, Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, Syria, Mongolia, Malayasia, Indonesia, New Zealand, & the Un-United States. - - - - - If you are looking for postmodern art with a theme, a purpose, realism, content and very little abstraction (modernism = abstraction = jackson pollock, postmodernism = reality/content = andy warhol), then this is the ring to explore. The logo for this webring is courtesy of the "Andy Warhol-ish" gallery, the Lilith Gallery of Toronto.
Urban Cactus is a housing project in the Vuurplaat section of Rotterdam by UCX Architects / Ben Huygen and Jasper Jaegers and done for Vestia Rotterdam Feijenoord/Estrade Projecten. Due to its siting at the end of harbor, the architects chose to conceptualize the project as belonging to the "green nerve" rather than the surrounding urban structure.
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The Fallen Angel nudes are a series of paintings which draw on an eclectic range of influences including Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud, Caravaggio, Euan Uglow, Egon Schiele and even the famous pin up artist of the 1940s an 1950s, Alberto Vargas!
Website of Bijoujade, illustrator, photographer, painter in Geneva, Switzerland. Galleries of 3000 free artistic images in e-cards, wallpapers, cliparts, etc.
Upbeat contemporary male & female nudes and funny fine art in Matisse-like slice-of-life scenes. Painterjayne paints erotica with personality and sensuality. She embraces all kinds of sexuality, placing them on the pedestal they deserve.
Jeffrey Spalding is an artist, educator and art museum professional. In November 2002, he was appointed Director and Chief Curator of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Atlantic Canada's largest art museum. Click here to read his biography and view some of his paintings.
Canadian Landscape Painter E.J. Hughes has died of cardiac arrest in a Duncan, B.C., hospital on January 5th, 2007. He was 93. His paintings of Nanaimo harbour, tugboats and the Comox Valley hang in galleries across Canada and fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Why bother with landscapes when you can see artwork by Bertram Brooker, Joyce Wieland, Daphne Odjig, Norval Morrisseau, Floria Sigismondi and Jonathan Earl Bowser??? Art commentary by Suzanne MacNevin.
Scandalous!
It was 1931 in Toronto the Good, and a painting by Bertram Brooker was removed from the annual OSA exhibition by officers of the Art Gallery of Toronto. Nudes. Bertram Brooker had sent off a painting of nudes for exhibittwo nudes in one painting. Toronto quivered, shuddered, took it down. Small surprise Brooker wrote the now famous essay "Nudes and Prudes".
William Blake may not fit into the role of what we consider to be a "modern goth"... but his poetry and art about sex, love, religion and especially death marks him as a goth within the Romanticist period of art.
Antoine Joseph Wiertz (1806-1865) certainly divides opinion. The art dictionaries and encylopedias that bother to mention him in their brief entries variously describe his work as banal, melodramatic, morbid, mystical, ambitious.
