LET'S MAKE ART AND CHANGE THE WORLD

[agnes-martin]

Homage to Greece, 1959, Agnes Martin

[artist-twombly]

Untitled, 1953, Cy Twombly

[mundodasideias-deactivated20231]

Palace murals, Jaipur, Rajasthan 

[mitakuye-oyasinn]

Eduardo Chillida Ikur, 1972

[helen-frankenthaler]

Seascape with Dunes, 1962, Helen Frankenthaler

[topcat77]

Egon Schiele 

Fuchsia Branches (Sun Tree), 1910

[agnes-martin]

The Field, Agnes Martin, 1966, MoMA: Drawings and Prints

Gift of UBS Size: 9 x 9" (22.9 x 22.9 cm) Medium: Ink and pencil on paper

http://www.moma.org/collection/works/84121

[thatshowthingstarted]

Polychrome mosaic panel with a marine scene, 

Roman, from Pompeii, 100‒1 BC. 

Tesserae, height: 40 ½ in. (103 cm). 

Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli, MANN 120177.

[topcat77]

Henry Charles Pearson

Red Band Flat #3, 1967

Acrylic on canvas  

[dailyrothko]

[dailyrothko]

Mark Rothko, Untitled (Navy and black), 1969

© Kate Rothko Prizel & Christopher Rothko / Artists Rights Society   

[psikonauti]

Pacita Abad (Filipino,1946 - 2004)

Pulang Buli off Batangas, 1986

Acrylic, mirrors, buttons, cotton yarn on stitched and padded canvas

[artist-aw-thomas]

Orion, 1973, Alma Woodsey Thomas

[mitakuye-oyasinn]

[wormsarewormy-deactivated202111]

[skittles-rainbow-cat]

saying “i love you” is so freeing though, like your best friend does a silly dance in the parking lot so you say “i love you” or your partner says something rly dumb but it makes you laugh so you say “i love you” or one of your parents brings you some of the food they cooked so you say “i love you” it’s so freeing and pure and human so maybe we should say “i love you” a little more often

[vexeia]

[httpcottagewitch]

mercury is in reverse cowgirl again