A Metaphor For Calm And Frenzy In ‘The Wait’ Editorial by Michelle Watt
Here, the wait is depicted as a metaphor for an “introspective” state, revealing tension that occurs between patience and impatience, ‘calm and frenzy’.
ArtThat HD: Vaughn Spann, Ryder, 2021
Vaughn Spann
Ryder
2021
Mixed media on wood panel
213.4 x 203.2 x 5.1 cm
ArtThat Now: Pups! The First Show Of Vaughn Spann In China @Almine Rech Shanghai
Vaughn Spann’s Dalmatian paintings, in contrast, lend an animate agency to geometric abstractions and, in the process, enervate color-field painting with life.
ArtThat HD: Pablo Picasso, Buste de Femme au Chapeau, 1939
Pablo Picasso
Buste de Femme au Chapeau
1939
Oil on canvas
65.1 × 54 cm
Lost In Infinite Blue Villa When the Architecture folds in the Aegean
The fusion of Mykonian traditional architecture with functionality and modernity, following the client’s way of living his house, is the hallmark of a Mykonos Architects project.
ArtThat HD: Zhang Daqian, Moji Garden Landscape, 1957
Zhang Daqian
Moji Garden Landscape
1957
Ink on cardboard
27 x 24 cm
A Selection Brilliant Portraits of Interior Photos by Jake Curtis
Jake Curtis, an award winning photographer based in London, his work tackles a broad range of disciplines oscillating between interiors, lifestyle, portraits and advertising.
ArtThat HD: Van Gogh Vincent, Landscape with House and Ploughman, 1889
Vincent van Gogh
Landscape with House and Ploughman
1889
Oil on canvas
59 x 72.5 cm
The State Hermitage Museum
Portraits of Women Painted on the Handles of Old Paint Brushes
Paint and Brush are ripe for visual wordplay: Women’s work and their brush off from much of art history, whitewashing of culture, and bristling at patriarchy, bourgeois ideals and waste.
ArtThat HD: Edvard Munch, Moonlight, 1895
Edvard Munch
Moonlight
1895
Oil on canvas
93 x 110 cm
The National Museum of Norway