Christie Projectors Illuminate 'Revisiting Journey to the West'
RGB pure laser projectors blend myth, art, and technology in a 'breathtaking spectacle.'| Latest from AV Network
RGB pure laser projectors blend myth, art, and technology in a 'breathtaking spectacle.'| Latest from AV Network
Barbara Hepworth’s "The Family of Man (Figure 9, The Bride)" (1970) was the night’s highest-selling lot, going for £3.9 million ($5.2 million).| ARTnews.com
Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!| The Last Word On Nothing
Last week’s article on Towards Zero made me realise that one scene stood out in sharper contrast in my recollection of the book. I thought we could break down the visual impact of this scene and extrapolate some useful techniques for our own writing. The scene I’m thinking of is a relatively simple one. It… The post how to frame a scene appeared first on Lady Writer.| Lady Writer
As I was reading* Towards Zero recently, I became interested in the way Dame Agatha Christie so elegantly and effortlessly casts suspicion on (almost) every single character. What I noticed was that she not only takes turns with characters, but she also varies the “modality” through which the reader is informed, creating a rich and…| Lady Writer
Part of Christie’s “Post-War to Present” auction, this signed oil painting by Pennsylvania-born and -trained portraitist Alice Neel (1900-1984) sold for| The Georgetowner
This is an annual post, with apologies to Colin Nissan. | The Last Word On Nothing
This month’s Auction Block features a lithograph by Roy Lichtenstein, a pastel by Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, an oil painting on silk by Vietnamese and French| The Georgetowner
Agatha Christie, Gwen Bristow, Bruce Manning and reading morality – welcome to episode 136 of Tea or Books?! In the first half of this episode, we discuss whether or not we take moral instruction from the books we read –| Stuck in a Book
Veteran dealer Matt Bangser joins Art Intelligence Global as Senior Director, bringing decades of gallery and auction experience to the advisory firm.| ARTnews.com
You might have read this post before. And you might have read it while listening to Jack Black sing “Peaches.“ And maybe you did both of these things while eating a peach!| The Last Word On Nothing
From the moment I met her, I knew that Donni Reddington would be a Fun Friend. A Fun Friend is someone who brings the party and is always game. A fun friend sings out loud to the radio and breaks into dance without ever worrying about looking foolish. Donni was all of those things and more. She would hoot and holler while mountain biking and she had a special connection with her animals — horses and dogs and even a bearded dragon. | The Last Word On Nothing
Don’t read too much into this, but I have become an obsessive bird spy. I blame LaWONian Ben Goldfarb. He wrote a post about his birdcam (and the board game Wingspan, which I still intend to try), and it made me think that a birdcam would be a great Mother’s Day gift. I consulted with Ben and selected one for Mom.| The Last Word On Nothing
Oh Spring! It’s a season of contrast. Winter has ended (unless you live in Colorado, as I do, and winter continues to return until you’ve mowed the lawn at least once or twice). It’s a time of renewal, when dormant things come back to life. It’s also a time of change and anticipation and unsettledness. | The Last Word On Nothing
Stop and Experience A Moment Of Wonder| The Last Word On Nothing
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An M. F. Husain painting sold at Christie's for $13.8 million, generating a new record for the ascendant category of Indian modern art.| ARTnews.com
September’s auction results are a spectacular blend of furniture, jewelry and artwork. Noteworthy items include a snuff bottle from Bonhams and a| The Georgetowner
This post first ran on January 26, 2012. Since then, we’ve continued to set records for the hottest year on record. | The Last Word On Nothing
