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huariqueje

A Forest in Winter - Oskar Bergman , 1904.

Swedish , 1879-1963

Oil on canvas, 57.7 x 81.3 cm.

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dogwoodbite

[ID: the legendary sword Andúril stabbed clean through the screen and keyboard of a MacBook on the floor /End ID]

vethox

GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT — Clive Hicks-Jenkins

watermotif

A pleasure to have in the labyrinth

dearjasperfrancis

dust bowl in the texas panhandle, taken by arthur rothstein in march of 1936.

alukaforyou

last preview before preorders but i spent the whole day working on my goromi zine piece and wow check those tats i spent 8651026 hrs on them

💌 btw here a mailing list for when the preorders go live 💌

moldspace

little coniferous dryads

taylornprice

beach souvenirs

greater-than-the-sword

The thing about the "white cube" style of art gallery display is that it's actually not letting you appreciate the art in a vacuum. Art looks different in different displays, and I appreciate the attempt to solve that problem, but a blank white wall is itself an aesthetic, it has its own cultural connotations and background and associations. It is not devoid of extraneous meaning. A white cube is not a vacuum, it is a white cube. It looks sterile, empty, industrial. Not all art was meant to be displayed in a white cube. Leonardo Da Vinci never intended for the Mona Lisa to be displayed in a white cube. There is no such thing as a vacuum.