Happy Poetry Friday! I took a break this week from the political mayhem din, and attempted to write a Burning Haibun poem. The prompt for this came from the Poetry Sisters for their October challenge. And this was quite a … Continue reading →| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
No Kings March Chicago 10-18-25, © 2025 Michelle Kogan Do we have weeks that aren’t crazy any more… I’m not accepting all going on as normal, hence I attended the No Kings March last we…| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
This autumn, the Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem presents Coba Ritsema: An Eye for Color — the first solo exhibition dedicated to Coba Ritsema’s work in 75 years. This exhibition marks both the 150th anniversary of her birth and the 75th anniversary of her last exhibition at the same museum, and runs from 19 September […]| Amsterdamian – Amsterdam Blog
“I’d never thought I’d be sharing my music in front of a crowd like you…”, London-based artist Natanya tells The Orchard New York staff. In early May, The Orchard was graced with a visit from Human Re Sources artist, whose label mate includes Raye, Natanya herself to discuss her EP, Feline’s Return. Natanya’s musical journey … Continue reading "Natanya’s ‘Feline’s Return’ Showcases That This is Her Time to Shine" The post Natanya’s ‘Feline’s Return’ Showcases T...| The Daily Rind
Strunk is coming back next week for the opening of the 'Unpolished Intent' exhibit at ARTicles.| St Pete Catalyst
Gaby Griggs is the artist behind Toast and Triangles, a comic series that mixes simple drawings with clever humor.| Bored Panda
CLAREMONT, N.H. – The Claremont MakerSpace (CMS) is excited to announce woodworker Margo Dunlap was selected as the fall artist-in-residence (AIR), taking over the residency from printmaker Sarah Breisch. This 2025 AIR Program was supported in part by the New … Continued The post Margo Dunlap is new artist-in-residence at Claremont MakerSpace appeared first on The Vermont Journal & The Shopper.| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
Filipino artist and activist Kevin Eric Raymundo, known by his alias Tarantadong Kalbo, was rushed to the hospital on the evening of October 5 after suffering a transient ischemic attack (TIA). According to a post on his official Facebook page, Raymundo received critical medical care, but his family and friends have appealed for donations to| POP!
This project began after years of research, examining thousands of historical letters, 1850s survey maps, and modern satellite imagery.| Bored Panda
Marcel Dufour’s passion for storytelling started when he was just a child. He loved art, theatre, and television, often creating small plays and performing them for friends. Growing up, he had the unique advantage of being exposed to the television industry through his father. Visiting his father’s workplace, Marcel was captivated by the lights, cameras, […]| UAE Stories
by: Shehanne Moore As a huge fan of Shehanne Moore’s spirited, independent female characters in her period romance novels, this book has been long awaited. “If it is worth having, it is…| Art Gowns
DELETE THE PAGEDelete the pageThere is a new youAbout to enterThe stageRaise the barAnnounce the birth ofYour new, improvedAvatar “DeleteContinue Reading| SEVEN CIRCUMSTANCES
What should make a tapping sound against my window as I sat down to write this (I kid you not)… … I’m hoping that’s the seal of approval now for this post lol. Like thousand…| fishinkblog.com
It’s been a week since I wrote a post. I’ve been trying to, but there’s so much that’s kept me on my toes here, that everytime I began writing a post, I ended up going off t…| Eúnoia
Exploring how Human–Agent Centered Design (H-ACD) can preserve meaning, mastery, and creative flow of experiences in the age of AI. The post Reimagining Creativity When Agents Do the Doing appeared first on { design@tive } information design.| { design@tive } information design
We chat with the Polish multi-media artist about her fascination with lace and her mural-making process. The post NeSpoon Wraps Buildings in Lace with Illusory Murals appeared first on PRINT Magazine.| PRINT Magazine
We’re thrilled to share the 25 winning images from AAP Magazine #51: Colors — a stunning celebration of how photographers around the world capture and transform life through color.| Bored Panda
Bridge sections are where songs evolve. Let's find out how they make tracks unforgettable, helping to get listeners hooked. The post Best Bridge Sections: Bringing New Vibes to the Track appeared first on gearnews.com.| gearnews.com
Dear Humanity,rally & raise consciousnessHERE in the U.S. © 2025 Michelle Kogan, draft Reflections on all happening… From the windy city that’s presently taking some unwanted, unneeded heat. Short post this week for I’m knee-deep in school work and more… … Continue reading →| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
I want my paintings to be worlds unto themselves, where you feel you are experiencing something for the first time even though it is familiar." - Celia Reisman|
Que dire sur le Whisky Live Paris que je n’ai déjà dit ? C’est LE salon des amateurs de spiritueux de tous poils. Un événement colossal, démesuré, éléphantesque… et, encore plus grand cette année. Mais là si je ne m’abuse, il devra stopper sa croissance, par manque de place disponible à la Grande Halle de…| Les rhums de l'homme à la poussette
Karan Kapoor is the Editor-in-Chief of ONLY POEMS and an MFA candidate at Virginia Tech. A finalist for the Diode, Tusculum Review, and Iron Horse Literary Review chapbook prizes, their poems have appeared in AGNI, Shenandoah, Colorado Review, and elsewhere. Their fiction has appeared in JOYLAND, and their translations in The Offing and The Los Angeles Review. They worship at the altar of Leonard Cohen and are currently treating the class they teach as a church to spread love fo...| decembermag.org
Each for himself, we all sustain The durance of our ghostly pain; Then to Elysium we repair, The few, and breathe this blissful air. –Virgil, Aeneid (29–19 BC) This year’s edition of my…| Redtree Times
A new generation of Southeast Asian artists are using local personal histories and cultural narratives to explore identity and society.| LUXUO
It was a fun-filled evening for West Seattle’s October Art Walk! Thank you to all who came out, participated, and supported this community!| West Seattle Art Walk
Featuring poetry by Holly Rene Hunter & Allegorical Drawings by Resa There is music. The cafe is filled with revellers. Their drunken laughter is loud, but the seasons slip away, and they need …| Art Gowns
There is a story behind this painting (see below). I first did a painting of these two Vietnamese school girls walking after the rain, in June, 2020. That was done as a landscape using acrylics. On…| Eúnoia
Executive director, Sankofa Community Development Corporation, Lower Ninth Ward After Rashida Ferdinand earned her master’s degree in ceramics, she considered moving to New York for its energy and professional opportunities. “But I wanted to also be in a warm environment, physically and culturally,” she says. “Being around blue, purple, yellow houses. Being around my family. My grandmother was getting older. So it was a no-brainer.” …| A Peace of My Mind
Beauty and the Beast: California Wildflowers and Climate Change| GGGP
It was a refreshing evening for West Seattle’s September 11 Art Walk! Thank you to all who came out, participated, and supported this community!| West Seattle Art Walk
Photographed by Adhiraj Chakrabarti As an artist and the founder of the Imagine Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, Trish Duggan has made a name for herself that is synonymous with glass art. Light refracts and colors dance throughout, enveloping visitors in beauty. Home to a captivating collection of glass sculptures, it’s a space born of serendipity, […]| American Essence
Charlie Rosario is a graphic designer, visual artist, drummer and poet of Puerto Rican parentage who was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1950. In the late 1960s he began his career in Latin album cover art with a psychedelic painting for Tito Puente (The King Tito Puente / El Rey Tito Puente, Tico Records, 1969), for which he was paid 95.00 but never given credit.| Listen & Be Heard Network
Vladimir Kush describes his style as metaphorical realism, images built on visual metaphors that link everyday forms to larger ideas. The post Maui Artist Bio: Vladimir Kush appeared first on Maui Guide.| Maui Guide
Spanish ceramicist, painter, and textile artist Aitor Saraiba answers some of our questions about his work, ethos, and process.| Tatter
Fortuna was born in Hong Kong in an artistic family. Father John Chia Wen Sung was a film director, a producer and an educator. Mother was an actress. When Fortuna was 12 years old, she moved to Rome, Italy with her family where her father received an education in classical music and film.| Listen & Be Heard Network
Fortuna was born in Hong Kong in an artistic family. Father John Chia Wen Sung was a film director, a producer and an educator. Mother was an actress. When Fortuna was 12 years old, she moved to Rome, Italy with her family where her father received an education in classical music and film.| Listen & Be Heard Network
Kent Monkman is probably one of the most recognized Indigenous artist of our generation with his satirical paintings that deliver a scathing criticism on collective Indigenous history. Monkman was born November 13th, 1965 in St. Marys, Ontario. He was raised across many reserves in Manitoba and comes from Swampy Cree, English, and Irish descent. Monkman […]| The Scientific Detective
Samuel Sharp, our current Artist in Residence, brings a quiet intensity to the Brontë Birthplace through his digital paintings and stunning artwork that invites you to slow down and see the everyday and season with fresh eyes. Born in Bradford and working full-time as an NHS pharmacist, Sam’s artistic journey began not in a studio, […]| Brontë Birthplace
Check out my book review of Some Kind of Famous by Ava Wilder to see what I think of this new romance book.| She Reads Romance Books
I was fortunate to recently come across the work of Jane McKeating and was instantly and completely taken in by her beautiful illustrative and textural artworks. This prompted me to get in touch an…| fishinkblog.com
Detail: Montrose Bird Sanctuary, © 2025 Michelle Kogan, watercolor Happy Poetry Friday! I tried on the Poetry Sister’s poem prompt this month to write a poem in conversation or writing back t…| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
It was a fun filled evening for West Seattle’s August 14 Art Walk! Thank you to all who came out, participated, and supported this community!| West Seattle Art Walk
Local potter Susan Kramer has spent more than three decades in the Green Mountain State, selling her colorful, functional pottery...| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
JOIN HOLLY ON HER BLOG for a PANEGYRIC to STEVEN TYLER ft. Portrait by Resa I just loved drawing him! Holly chose this Aerosmith classic for the post, but there is a very cool surprise video there …| Art Gowns
An artist has been prepping for some time. It has brought her some insights which like to shares with fellow artists. Self-Reliance in Emergencies. The fun side of prepping.| Paula Kuitenbrouwer
He talks to his gods and sings for us, mortals.| Random Specific Thoughts
Our review of Stephanie Wambugu's new book, "Lonely Crowds."| Chicago Review of Books
Establishing an art practice is easier when you get into the habit of doing something simple, like keeping a drawing journal or sketchbook. Our drawing journal ideas is a perfect place to start.| JournalBuddies.com
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Robbie invited me to chat technique about my fashion drawings and portraits on her blog. I’m having a blast over there, so if you haven’t already pop over and enjoy the groove! One day …| Art Gowns
To set aside time and energy for our creative practice, especially when it’s at the expense of more typically expected activities, may not be the norm. The post Claim the Artist’s Parallel Life first appeared on Anne Carley Creative.| Anne Carley Creative
“I’d never thought I’d be sharing my music in front of a crowd like you…”, London-based artist Natanya tells The Orchard New York staff. In early May, The Orchard was graced with a visit from Human Re Sources artist, whose label mate includes Raye, Natanya herself to discuss her EP, Feline’s Return. Natanya’s musical journey … Continue reading "Natanya’s ‘Feline’s Return’ Showcases That This is Her Time to Shine" The post Natanya’s ‘Feline’s Return’ Showcases T...| The Daily Rind
This August, a different kind of celestial event will grace Colorado’s skies. High above Breckenridge, a constellation born of light, wind, and vision will rise, drift, and shimmer in mid-air—silent, weightless, and alive.| The Vale Magazine
In the honeyed glow of southern France’s medieval courts, something stirred beneath the surface of ritual and rank. Not a battle cry, nor a sermon—but a song. It came from the troubadours—or trovadors, as they were known in their own tongue—poets who let desire slip into verse and set longing to music. They sang of bodies and glances, of nights too full to hold. Their words brushed skin like fingertips, soft and dangerous. And in a world ruled by duty, they dared to speak of want.| The Vale Magazine
Dahlings, welcome to Teagan’s “Reinvention Series”! I am honoured to be her third guest. One thing about gathering the reinvention pics is one does go back over a part of a life. …| Art Gowns
Mark was born in Solva, Pembrokeshire in 1953 and was educated in the county. He went to Reading University in 1972 to study Fine Art and received his BA in 1976. Mark worked in theatre and opera a…| fishinkblog.com
Working in industrial spaces for 10 years, and fascinated by the contemporary experience of images, Felicity Hammond makes installations combining imagery and sculpture| 1854 Photography
Well, we’re here and now all set up. If you are around the Manchester area this weekend, It’s the Heatons Arts Trail Summer 2025 and I’m in the lovely house which is VENUE 1, 13 H…| fishinkblog.com
Bill Brown Raymond Saunders sure is having a moment. At the age of ninety-one. Last year, two Manhattan galleries, David Zwirner and Andrew Kreps, jointly exhibited Raymond Saunders: Post No Bills.…| In the Moment
Summer art activities that are perfect to keep little learners busy and those creative vibes pumping through the hot summer months! There are ideas for airplanes/summer traveling, citrus, safari, zoo,... The post Open-Ended Summer Art Activities for Preschool, Pre-k, and Kindergarten appeared first on Pocket of Preschool.| Pocket of Preschool
3D art activities are so much fun for little learners to let their creativity shine while they develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, color recognition, and crossing the midline, just... The post 3D Art Activities for Preschool, Pre-k, & Kindergarten appeared first on Pocket of Preschool.| Pocket of Preschool
The Invitation? It was a nothing, no where, no how day. No one seemed to know who sent the invitation? Up for adventure and treasure, Genevieve donned her favourite party dress. Arriving at the add…| Art Gowns
Hi everyone, I want to dedicate this post to the memory of a very special lady. I was very fortunate to interview her 5 years ago with the help of her son and would like to share that post with you…| fishinkblog.com
A short article about mark-making. Mark-making is a powerful and versatile tool next to adding lines. It allows for endless creativity and experimentation. Make your mark creatively, intentionally,…| Paula Kuitenbrouwer
Her tricky smile and timeless allure have inspired academic study & artistic emulation for more than five once and for all centuries In a 1982 essay, Halley wrote that the idealist square becomes the prison| Sanctuary of Truth Museum
Composed sometime between the 1430s and 1450s, Donatello’s bronze David represents a series. Provocatively jutting hip as he trium phantly steps his foot on the Philistine conqueror’s head| Sanctuary of Truth Museum
Just a shepherd boy when he fought Goliath, David’s disadvantage is out of demonstrated here by his prepubescent physique naked except. Just a shepherd boy when he fought Goliath, David’s disadvantage is out of demonstrated here by his prepubescent physique naked except| Sanctuary of Truth Museum
Provocatively jutting hip as he trium phantly steps his foot on the Philistine conqueror’s head. Provocatively jutting hip as he trium phantly steps his foot on the Philistine conqueror’s head| Sanctuary of Truth Museum
Shown for the first time in the United States, this comprehensive collection of ukiyo-e paintings brings.| Sanctuary of Truth Museum
Artist-run collective Better Entry brings together six artists from across the art and fashion world, each given a film camera to capture personal narratives| 1854 Photography
Image from awesome talk on Talent + Passion here.| The Art Abyss: Art School Never Prepared You For This
Here's the thing. Passion is a lot like love. At first you fall in, head over heels, you can't help but be consumed with it. Then slowly, over time, and with every obstacle you are forced to cross during your career, the feelings that were once so strong start to diminish and fade. Then one day you wake up and have zero desire to have anything to do with what you were once so passionate about.| The Art Abyss: Art School Never Prepared You For This
Last week, we pondered the question, "Is an artist still an artist if they're not creating?" While I don't pretend to have the answer to that, I do have an answer to the general feeling of malaise and confusion about life that may result from a failure to make art -- and it's GENIUS! Are you ready??| The Art Abyss: Art School Never Prepared You For This
Studying (copying) with graphite Joachim von Sandrart’s ‘Baths of Diocletian’ yield interesting insights. Learn how to draw by copying the masters.| Paula Kuitenbrouwer
A short article on the usefulness and benefits of applying the Fibonacci Sequence in setting up a large painting.| Paula Kuitenbrouwer
A personal essay over the deep comfort of engaging with art studies as a way to distract oneself from stress and grief.| Paula Kuitenbrouwer
In America it was the Gilded Age, in the United Kingdom it was the Victorian era and in France it was La Belle Époque. Dahlings, Welcome to the 1880’s Inspired by Tissot’s fashion prints of the era, Art Gowns has designed its own gowns, and gone back in time to show them off. Made possible by Venus and … Continue reading La Belle Époque| Art Gowns
Joni is the latest entry in Bios by Holly and art by Resa. Holly’s has written a biolette on the amazing Joni Mitchell. It’s always a joy and an honour to collabrate with House of Heart. Thank you with all my heart, dear Holly!| Art Gowns
This is the painting that lured me to the exhibit. This young woman’s housecoat, patterned yellow pillow and tropical plants were introduced to Europe via colonial conquests in the southern hemisphere. Juxtaposed to these items that signify the speed of travel, trade and fashion are the middle class woman’s long slow hours of recuperating health. … Continue reading Tissot – 2| Art Gowns
A ballerina stands poised beneath the towering bow of a ship, her silhouette framed against an expanse of ice and endless sky. This is more than a performance—it’s a poignant message. In a mesmeriz…| The Vale Magazine
With “The Female Gaze,” Katherine Fraser throws out the rulebook—on painting, identity, and who gets to take up space. This collection is a visceral experience—raw, unfiltered, and deep…| The Vale Magazine
I first encountered Shelle’s paintings on Instagram a couple of years ago. Through following her, I would often see new updates or pieces of work and would always like or comment upon them. I…| fishinkblog.com
Self-taught artist Dani Heyward paints Australiana art, bursting with colour, inspired by the outdoors and abstract florals. Read our chat.| Style Curator
Update! Most recent paintings have been added to my online store! Please visit https://artbydi.ca/artwork/ to view all items and learn more about the stories behind each piece. A Moment on the River The rivers of British Columbia are a fluid backbone in the network of waterways that connect the Pacific Ocean with countless mountains, forests,…| Art By Di
Berit Ternell studied at the Handicraft Society School in Göteborg. After graduation in 1950 she worked for a year as an intern for Upsala-Ekeby where her job included decorative painting of t…| fishinkblog.com
Originally posted in 2020, I think it’s great to view this post again. There are two words that spring to mind when coming across the work of Karen McPhail and her daughter Eve Campbell, crea…| fishinkblog.com
Activision Blizzard may have fired Kyle Hickey, the artist who called for political violence against supporters of President Donald Trump.| That Park Place
There are so many fantastic artists from the 1950’s and 60’s who have very little presence online. I feel this is a great shame and that their work should be seen and appreciated by new…| fishinkblog.com
The Statue of Liberty, arriving in New York Harbor on June 17, 1885, symbolizes hope and freedom, capturing global fascination. Despite extensive knowledge about her history, a lingering question p…| The Vale Magazine
Why should a painter use real life models or objects? What makes using real life objects better than photographic or digital references? Paula Kuitenbrouwer explains why she favours real objects st…| Paula Kuitenbrouwer
Steve Marc is a man and a band. We catch up with the Castlegar-based musician to find out about his band's new album "Be The World."| Destination Castlegar
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Dr Giorgia Bottinelli, Curator of Art, and artist Gerard Stamp stand with Gerard’s painting ‘The Restoration of a Royal Palace (Norwich Castle)’ on an easel between them Christmas has c…| Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery
Kate and Jerry Enewold are a royal couple when it comes to the Castlegar arts scene, having been entrenched in it for over half a century.| Destination Castlegar
I have 5 new paintings available in print form: including matted on fine art paper, limited edition giclee on stretched canvas, and folded greeting card- all made in Canada. Please click on an image below for more information and to view all available print options. Thank you! The post New Prints! appeared first on Art By Di.| Art By Di
‘Forest Bathing’ 30″x40″ 2023 My latest painting in celebration of the great Grizzly Bear. $540 was raised for the Grizzly Bear Foundation from the sale of this piece! For more information and to order prints please view this painting on my shop here: https://artbydi.ca/artwork/forest-bathing/ ‘Forest Bathing’ 2023 – 30″x40″ – acrylic on canvas The post Forest Bathing appeared first on Art By Di.| Art By Di
