Shower Fall, From Struggle to Right Oneself, Photo by Kerry Skarbakka, 2005
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Shower Fall, From Struggle to Right Oneself, Photo by Kerry Skarbakka, 2005
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Nadja Auermann by Ellen von Unwerth for Vogue Italia 1993
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Ice Formation by Ryota Kaji Kajita
“A series of photographs of various natural ice formations in the waters of Fairbanks, Alaska: otherworldly geometric patterns created by the bubbles that form as lake and river water freezes gradually from the surface down, trapping major greenhouse gasses like methane and carbon dioxide in the crystal lattice of ice.”
Instagram: @theonlymagicleftisartinsta
Dusk in Sendagi, Tokyo | © Jan Vranovský, 2018
Charles White: A Retrospective Opens October 7
Explore over 100 works charting the career of Charles White, a virtuoso draftsman, printmaker, and painter who believed that art had a role to play in changing the world: mo.ma/charleswhite
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[Credit: Charles White. “Love Letter III.” 1977. Color lithograph. The Art Institute of Chicago. Margaret Fisher Fund. © The Charles White Archives/ © The Art Institute of Chicago]
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William Fort’s “The End Is Near Here.”
Currently on view in Hasselt, Belgium at Alley Gallery is artist William Fort’s unsettling solo exhibition “The End is Near Here.”
Illegal immigration, natural disasters, global warming and nuclear war are no laughing matter, or are they? In “The End Is Near Here,” no disaster is off limits. In a brand new series of mostly large scale pencil and charcoal drawings, William shows us his absurd vision on today’s biggest world problems.
“The End Is Near Here” will be on view until December 2nd, 2017.
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Pseudo-medieval western castle inspired buildings are surprisingly common sight in Japan, typically holding a hotel inside… This is one of the most extreme ones in sense of attention to details. Akasaka, Tokyo | © Jan Vranovský, 2017
Givenchy Spring haute couture 2012