It’s hard to grasp that chainmaille goes all the way back to the third century BC. While it was useful for battles back in the day, many people nowadays use it for crafting and fashion. If you’ve never tried making chainmaille, you’re missing out.
Can anyone create chainmaille? Read on for our guide on mastering chainmaille weaves.
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Writing about Alex Katz’s work, Frank O’Hara identified his wife Ada’s complex role in her husbands iconography: “the heads and figures of Ada give this beautiful woman, through his interest in schema, a role as abstract as that of Helen of Troy; she is a presence and at the same time a pictorial conceit of style.”
Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Alex Katz, The Black Dress
Artwork: Sadie Barnette’s Photo Bar From Signage at The Met (Photo By Gail)
To all of the Moms and Pet Moms in my readership, I would like to wish you a lovely Mother’s Day! If you’re not a Mom yourself, but you’re lucky enough to have your Mom still here on the planet, don’t forget at least give her a call!
Kentucky Derby By Leroy Neiman
This article delves into the artistic legacy of LeRoy Neiman, highlighting his unique approach to sports art, particularly his vivid, dynamic depictions of the Kentucky Derby. Known for his use of bold colors and a sense of movement, Neiman’s work captures the essence of various sporting events with a focus on the social and cultural dimensions they encompass.
Continue reading LeRoy Neiman: Master of Motion and Sports Artistry
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The Poured Armchair (1964) is a notable piece of furniture designed by Gunnar Aagaard Andersen, a Danish artist and designer known for his innovative approach to materials and forms. The chair is a prime example of the experimental and boundary-pushing design aesthetic prevalent in mid-20th century Scandinavian design.
Continue reading Eye On Design: Poured Armchair By Gunnar Aagaard Andersen
