Tag Archive | Painting
Edward Hopper – In His Own Words, “What Is The Meaning Of Your Work?”
April 26, 2017, by Jack Dziamba. New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday. To: Edward Hopper – “What is the Meaning of Your Work?” In the video above, published in March 2014 on You Tube, “Edward Hopper discusses the slow development of his iconic images, [as] part of the exhibition ‘Hopper Drawing: A Painter’s Process’ at […]
Is this our Chauvet Cave, is this our Lascaux? The Metropolitan Museum of Art Makes 375,000 Images of Fine Art Available Under a Creative Commons License
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Makes 375,000 Images of Fine Art Available Under a Creative Commons License* On February 7, 2017, The Met announced, “As of today, all images of public-domain works in The Met collection are available under Creative Commons Zero (CC0). So whether you’re an artist or a designer, an educator or a […]
Four Ways of Looking at Art – Monet’s “Wheatstacks”
FINE ART IN THE NEW MEDIA Here are four ways of looking at art, in this case, Claude Monet’s Meule, through the New Media tools of the internet which, when put together, present a new and exciting way of looking at art. 1. The first, above, is by an image of the work itself. The […]
VERMEER in the NEW MEDIA – DOWNLOAD HIGH-RESOLUTION IMAGES – A VERMEER for YOU
Jan or Johannes Vermeer van Delft, b. October 1632, d. December 1675, a Dutch genre painter who lived and worked in Delft, created some of the most exquisite paintings in Western art.(webmuseumparis) Then Vermeer was forgotten for 200 years. “The “rediscovery” of Vermeer is predominantly attributed to scholar, collector, French Salon critic and co-founder of […]
Did You Ever Think Edvard Munch Could Be THIS Exciting?
November 17, 2016 by Jack Dziamba Click Here Edvard Munch, Girls on the Bridge. (Image: France4) What Every Art Video Should Hope to Be* This video is what every art video should hope to be. This presentation is on fire with the joy that should come with experiencing art. In this digital age, a lot […]
Surrealism – More Than a Prank?
September 28, 2016. New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday by Jack Dziamba Surrealism – More Than a Prank? Surrealism “drew upon the private world of the mind, traditionally restricted by reason and societal limitations, to produce surprising, unexpected imagery.” (Source: The MET) Origins “Surrealism originated in the late 1910s and early ’20s as a literary […]
230 WORKS by PAUL KLEE at the CENTRE POMPIDOU, and HERE
April 13, 2016 – New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday, by Jack Dziamba “A new exhibition exploring the themes of irony and satire in Paul Klee’s work recently opened at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, in what is the first major retrospective of the German-Swiss artist work in France in over four decades.” (Source: […]
E- Museums: The Museum of Modern Art Puts 65,000 Works of Modern Art Online. So, How is this Different?
March 23, 2016. New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday, by Jack Dziamba Upload/Download It seems that one can hardly turnaround before another museum or institution has posted a huge number of art works online. For example, Download 35,000 Works of Art from the National Gallery, Including Masterpieces by Van Gogh, Gauguin, Rembrandt & More, The […]
Download Hundreds of Van Gogh Paintings, Sketches & Letters in High Resolution
New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday, by Jack Dziamba February 10, 2016 Download Hundreds of Van Gogh Paintings, Sketches & Letters in High Resolution The Van Gogh Museum has been in the forefront of using New Media Technology to fulfill its mission to make Art accessible to everyone, everywhere. we described this remarkable achievement in […]
ELLSWORTH KELLY, ARTIST
New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday. December 30, 2015 by Jack Dziamba SLIDE SHOW|11 Photos Ellsworth Kelly, Mixing Abstraction With Simplicity “Ellsworth Kelly, Who Shaped Geometries on a Bold Scale, Dies at 92” By HOLLAND COTTER DEC. 27, 2015, The New York Times, “Ellsworth Kelly, one of America’s great 20th-century abstract artists, who in the years after World […]
Whither the Book 