Skip to content
  • coron
  • Connect :
  • clip
  • cheese
  • tumblr
  • takimura official site
  • coron
  • Connect :
  • clip
  • cheese
  • tumblr
  • takimura official site

TechWatch

Header Image
Category

Art

169 Posts

Featured

Posted byDan Sabbagh
UK supplying Ukraine with anti-tank weapons, MPs told
Posted byHaroon Siddique Legal affairs correspondent
Arron Banks may have been ‘used and exploited’ by Russia, court hears
Posted byJim Waterson Media editor
BBC funding ‘up for discussion’, says Nadine Dorries, as licence fee frozen
Posted byRowena Mason and Heather Stewart
Boris Johnson lied about lockdown party, Dominic Cummings claims

Looking for a new England: strange sightings in the south-east – in pictures

  • Posted inArtArt and designBooksCultureKentKickstarterPhotographyUK news
  • Posted byThe Guardian
  • 09/22/2021

Stormtroopers, ghostly figures and runaway hens … a new book of photos examines the peculiarities of Kent and beyond Continue reading…

Cast down the mighty/send the rich away/fill the hungry/lift the lowly

  • Posted inanarchismArtbenwildflowerchristianityjonmcnaughtonkillingthebuddhamagnificatPhiladelphiaprints
  • Posted byCash4Lead
  • 09/22/2021

Ben Wildflower is a Philadelphia-based artist who makes Christian anarchist prints, most famously one of Mary with a raised fist and ringed with words from the Magnificat (artist’s note). In an interview with Killing the Buddha, Wildflower discusses hi…

Sci-fi script and a cage-shaped mosque: Islamic art gets subversive

  • Posted inArtArt and designAwards and prizesCultureExhibitionsMuseumsV&A
  • Posted byDavid Shariatmadari
  • 09/22/2021

From subtle riffs on traditional script-based decoration to a late father’s letters to his lover, the artists vying for the Jameel prize generate deep emotion from meticulousnessWords have had outsize importance in Muslim culture since the beginning. T…

Restored Vermeer painting finally reveals hidden Cupid in background

  • Posted inArtart conservationDutch mastersGaming & Cultureinfrared photographyJohannes VermeerpointilleScienceX-rays
  • Posted byJennifer Ouellette
  • 09/21/2021

Art historians have known about the Cupid’s existence since an X-ray analysis in 1979.

Helen Frankenthaler: Radical Beauty review – the most sublime show of the year?

  • Posted inArtArt and designCultureExhibitionsPainting
  • Posted byLaura Cumming
  • 09/19/2021

Dulwich Picture Gallery, LondonSlow, determined and infinitely hard-won, the woodcut prints of the late American artist transcend their rigid medium with visions of radiant liberationThe show of the season, if not the year, is a sequence of 36 visions …

Art of neon: light flickers on old British craft, but new show aims to keep it alive

  • Posted inArtArt and designCultureSculptureUK newsYorkshire
  • Posted byRobyn Vinter
  • 09/19/2021

Major exhibition will reveal how neon went from the staple of brash advertising to an art formAcross two galleries in Wakefield sit more than half a dozen tubes of light at least two metres tall, revolving on the spot and creating ethereal shapes in th…

Object lesson: Michael Craig-Martin’s paintings of ​Covid era items – in pictures

  • Posted inArtArt and designCultureExhibitionsPainting
  • Posted byKillian Fox
  • 09/19/2021

Lockdown was a productive time for Michael Craig-Martin: most of the works in his new show at Amsterdam’s Reflex gallery were created in its grip. He continued his longstanding project of painting everyday objects in minimal style, their clean lines an…

On my radar: Roy Williams’s cultural highlights

  • Posted inArtBooksCultureFictionMusicpodcaststelevision
  • Posted byKillian Fox
  • 09/18/2021

The renowned playwright on David Morrissey’s acting podcast, the joy of Marvel movies and the musician he listens to every dayRoy Williams was born in London in 1968 and raised in Notting Hill. He studied writing at Rose Bruford college and his plays i…

“I create mostly by weaving materials found in nature.”

  • Posted inArtinterviewSculpturewired
  • Posted byForbiddencabinet
  • 09/15/2021

Charlie Baker is an artist and builder that makes many kinds of structures and art pieces out of woven branches. He was recently interviewed by Wired [YT] as part of their Obsessed video series.

Digital Light

  • Posted inanimationArtCGCGIcomputergraphicsCulturedigitalHistorymoviespixarrealismsiggraphTechnologyvfx
  • Posted byKliuless
  • 09/14/2021

Meet the Little-Known Genius Who Helped Make Pixar Possible [ungated] – “Alvy Ray Smith helped invent computer animation as we know it—then got royally shafted by Steve Jobs. Now he’s got a vision for where the pixel will take us next.”[1,2,3] Pixel is…

Posts navigation

Previous Posts 1 … 8 9 10 11 12 … 17 Next Posts
TechWatch
WordPress theme by componentz

Archives

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Hit enter to search or ESC to close