Visual culture art

Giant Humans Overtake Landscapes in Guillaume Chiron’s Clever Collages

André Schulze scours dusty thrift store bins and private advertisements for vintage paintings and photographs created in the first half of the 20th Century. The German artist restores the found artworks and then dramatically alters them by working directly on the canvas, layering each rendering with boldly new scenes: a stodgy bookworm finds himself inContinue reading "Surreal Scenes and Pixelation Overlay Vintage Artworks in Hybrid Oil Paintings by André Schulze"

Simon Prades, born in 1985 into a German/Spanish family lives in Saarbrücken, Germany with his wife and son.Since finishing University with a diploma in Graphic Design, he has been working as a freel...

Guest blogger Gail Desler offers some creative ideas and resources to bring poetry to life for National Poetry Month.

This issue of Howler proudly celebrates Latin American culture and history through art. Several prominent artists from different eras are highlighted, focusing on the passions and ways of thinking that set them apart as visual or musical treasures. Costa Rica, Mexico and more...

Art can help us understand our past and give us a visual view of historical events; art allows us to understand people who lived in another time and place. Art helps us view how important religion was to the lives of the people. Art also gives us a visual view of how landscapes or cities have changed over time, and art can help us understand other cultures and countries.#art #artist #love #photography #drawing #instagood #artwork #photooftheday #like #instagram #fashion #beautiful #follow

We love creating a Mexican Marketplace in our school and including different items sold at the marketplace. Decorative mirrors are commonly found in Mexico at the marketplace and are usually made …

Textile artist Victoria Villasana applies colorful embroidery to photographs of cultural icons.

A broad, varied collection of work from 20 emerging artists converges in a group exhibition for the sixth-annual BBA Artist Prize. Living in ten countries and working across mediums, this year’s finalists include Steve Parker’s touch-activated horn sculptures, Fiona White’s vivid collaged paintings, and June Lee’s figurative assemblages of toys and everyday objects. The winner of 2021’s award will be announced on June 25, with all works on view at Kühlhaus Berlin through June 30. More