Traditionally found in the Japanese tatami room on a tokonoma alcove, the bonsai is an art form typically appreciated as a way of bringing the natural beauty of the outdoors into the home. Developed through thinking about this long standing Japanese tradition, Yamamoto brought the bonsai out into the landscape to photograph. Each bonsai, powerful…
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M.Louise Stanley At Marin MOCA
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Leon Kossoff Presented Online By L.A. Louver
This presentation dives into two series of images made by Leon Kossoff after, and often in front of, paintings and drawings by Nicholas Poussin. In these works, Kossoff captures the Dionysian revelry and compositional rigor of the classical master, all channeled through his own particular style of urgent, energetic drawing. Kossoff had a lifelong practice…
Jihye Han And Yuni Lee At Ro2 Art
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Movie Review: The Dig
Archaeology is the part of history that smells, has substance, and has the ability to uncover ancient mysteries. I love archaeology, even the boring stuff. The Dig is not boring. Slow paced, yes, as archaeology is a slow paced science. But not boring. The scene is set in 1939 as Britain is preparing for war….
MasterClass Review: Jeff Koons
Art is a vehicle that lets us have imapact on the external world. – Jeff Koons Disclaimer: Masterclass has comped me an All Access Pass in order to audit and review the online classes they offer as a number of them relate to the topics covered here on ARTIST-AT-LARGE. Master of the Ready Made, I…
Christopher Rodriguez At Maybaum Gallery
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Casper Brindle At Nancy Toomey Fine Art
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