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09/25/2015

Souderton Art Jam come on out and Shop, Eat, Drink and Be Happy. Fun for the whole family, free admission. Beer/wine tasting on site from 1 - 4pm. For tickets go to stms.ticketleap.com today and pay only $20 when you use coupon code OD2015.

12/02/2013

Art Therapy in the local news...

MONTGOMERY TWP. — The first time Maria Maneos went to jail was last Christmas Day.

06/11/2012

Yes, you have to do a double take to figure out the actual construction and marvel at the perfect balance acheived. Plus it's just plain cool.

"In Search of Missing Pieces" - series of original sculptures by Bruno Catalano.
Uploaded by www.picupp.com

06/11/2012

Love him.

Find SURPRISE PAINTING FOR MY COLLECTORS , $99 per each, free international shipping in the special offers category on Afremov official online Art Gallery

05/31/2012

Love these!

Sherry Tinsman Rose Design earrings.

05/31/2012

And todays lesson from art.com is...

Alasdair Lloyd-Jones has spent his life contributing artistic visions to the advertising and communications industries, and his artCircles™ for iPad collection is dubbed “Imagination’s Influencers.” Lloyd-Jones also notes that in each of these pieces he sees “a springboard to a story of a challenge to a mood,” and so it seems fitting that his collection includes this piece, “Christina’s World,” by realist painter Andrew Wyeth.

Wyeth (1917 – 2009) was a Pennsylvania native, and is one of the best known American artists in history. He was the youngest son of N.C. Wyeth, a well-regarded illustrator, who homeschooled his son for much of his youth (due to Andrew’s frail health as a child). The elder Wyeth cultivated his son’s artistic talents from an early age, and Andrew Wyeth held his first solo exhibition at age 20—he showed a collection of watercolor paintings, which promptly sold out.

Scenes of hardscrabble American life are what Wyeth did best, and this painting is no exception. Spare compositions and muted hues were Wyeth’s signature, and he drew the most inspiration from the land and people surrounding him. Christina Olson is the name of this painting’s muse, and she was one of Wyeth’s neighbors in Maine in the mid-20th century. She suffered from polio and was paralyzed from the waist down, and Wyeth spied her crawling across a field toward her home and was struck by her determination. The painting is an ode to her strong will, and is now one of the most well-known paintings in the world.

View the full collection of art prints from the Alasdair Lloyd-Jones’ collection in our Facebook photo album: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151004565776424.487746.202273991423

Get started on your own customized journey through our art collection with the artCircles™ for iPad app. The updated version featuring the new SuperZoom circle is free and available for download at the app store- http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/artcircles/id470042692?mt=8

Christina’s World, 1948
Art Print
By Andrew Wyeth
Iitem #: 10291753A
$19.99
Buy: http://www.art.com/products/p10291753-sa-i786645/andrew-wyeth-christinas-world-1948.htm?rfid=220421

05/21/2012

05/18/2012 - Beyond Pop: TOM WESSELMANN at the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal / May 19 to October 7, 2012 / Of all the major American artists of his generation initially associated with the Pop Art movement, Tom Wesselmann is the only one who has not been the subject of a major retrospective / He...

05/20/2012

Kait Coppens Senior Art Show

05/20/2012

05/04/2012

I love art.com's postings, with the art and artist information included.

“The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.” Pablo Picasso

Over the course of his long and storied artistic career, Pablo Picasso produced an astounding number and variety of images. Balancing darker works that addressed themes of death and war, Picasso also painted bright and colorful works that express a positive outlook – or possibly a nostalgic look back. Painted in 1952, the sunny coastal scene depicted in “Mediterranean Landscape” may have been prompted in part by fond memories of the artist’s native Malaga. (http://www.art.com/products/p10020068-sa-i790093/pablo-picasso-mediterranean-landscape.htm?rfid=220421)

Many of Pablo Picasso’s artworks document his reactions to the turbulent times he lived through (most notably “Guernica”, which for many continues to embody the inhumanity, brutality, and hopelessness of war) and to his equally tumultuous personal life, but in “Mediterranean Landscape” he creates an energetic, uplifting image that bespeaks a happier, more positive mindset. Picasso described his artwork as a journal of his life, and in this piece, completed shortly after he turned 70, he incorporates several elements from his past: the landscape format which was most common in his early career, Cubist deconstruction from the movement he helped found, dynamic diagonal lines that make up triangles that recall his collage work, and the bright colors that enliven much of his later work.

Visit our gallery of Picasso’s varied and impressive body of work at http://www.art.com/gallery/id--a16/pablo-picasso-posters.htm?rfid=220421.

Mediterranean Landscape
Art Print
by Pablo Picasso
item #: 10020068A
$37.99
Buy: http://www.art.com/products/p10020068-sa-i790093/pablo-picasso-mediterranean-landscape.htm?rfid=220421

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04/17/2012

I want to see one of this in real life.

3D Sidewalk Chalk Art by Edgar Müller
www.metanamorph.com/past
Uploaded by http://PicUpp.com/

04/02/2012

Not even sure how I landed on this page, but I am glad I did;)

http://benjaminqjones.org/indexhibit/index.php?/project/celebrate-the-new-dark-age/