Only the New (art)

[Philo]

It was a shock when I first saw the works of Henry Darger and others 20~30 years ago (I think they were called Outsider Art then), although it was not that I liked all of them.

Give Greg's proclivities, I think he'll enjoy the work of Darger.

For the early morning: Guri Berg
https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~peer/Guri/

[Philo]

For the afternoon: Tue Greenfort
http://tuegreenfort.net/

[Philo]

For the morning: Helena Hietanen
http://textileatmospheres.blogspot.com/2010/07/helena-hietanen-by-textile-designers.html

[Philo]

For the morning: Ed Templeton
http://www.toymachine.com/ed/

[Philo]

For the afternoon: Alex Olson
http://biancachandon.com/

[torut]

I am very happy you keep posting new art, Philo. Thank you.
I cannot help but feel the sculptures of Guri Berg are very humorous.

Give Greg's proclivities, I think he'll enjoy the work of Darger.

I am not sure if he or anyone would like Darger's work.

I just saw a book of Manabu Ikeda at a bookstore and was very impressed. He uses only a small acrylic pen.

History's Rise and Fall, 2006, pen, acrylic ink on paper, mounted on board 200×200cm


Detail

[torut]

Then a simpler one.

Shony Rivnay - Heads (three layer) (2014)

[Philo]

Then a simpler one.

Shony Rivnay - Heads (three layer) (2014)

Love this one. Teal is such a fantastic color.

For the early morning: Mark Gonzales
http://www.skateboardermag.com/features/16thgsgnz/

[torut]

Shony Rivnay - Heads (three layer) (2014)

I just remembered that I have seen (kind of) similar artwork.

Livia Marin - Nomad Patterns (2012)

[ibanezmonster]

I am very happy you keep posting new art, Philo. Thank you.
I cannot help but feel the sculptures of Guri Berg are very humorous.
I am not sure if he or anyone would like Darger's work.

I just saw a book of Manabu Ikeda at a bookstore and was very impressed. He uses only a small acrylic pen.

History's Rise and Fall, 2006, pen, acrylic ink on paper, mounted on board 200×200cm

Now that's a place I'd like to explore!

[torut]

Ernesto Neto (Born 1964, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) - E o Bicho (2001)

[Philo]

For the night: Louise Lidstromer
http://www.lidstromer.com/web/L._Lidstr%C3%B6mer_%26_STUDIO_L2.html

[torut]

James Lovera (American, born 1920) - MOLTEN BLUE-GREEN CRATER BOWL (2005)



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Winfield Gallery

[Philo]

James Lovera (American, born 1920) - MOLTEN BLUE-GREEN CRATER BOWL (2005)



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Winfield Gallery

Quite lovely.

For the morning: Lendita Zeqiraj
http://lenditazeqiraj.com/

[Philo]

For the night: Tanja Ostojic
http://www.van.at/see/tanja/

[Mirror Image]

For the morning: Lendita Zeqiraj
http://lenditazeqiraj.com/

I quite like this one. Interesting colors and usage of shadows. I'll be keeping an eye out for this artist.

[Philo]

I quite like this one. Interesting colors and usage of shadows. I'll be keeping an eye out for this artist.

That's super rad. I think she's very interesting, made even more so by her being from Kosovo.

[Mirror Image]

That's super rad. I think she's very interesting, made even more so by her being from Kosovo.

I always like artists who use some kind of person as their main composition and build from that. Whether distorted or not, I find portraits to be an accessible medium to get more complicated emotions across to the viewer. Like, for example, Francis Bacon's paintings still scare the shit out of me. Thanks for sharing this one with us, Philo.

[Philo]

I always like artists who use some kind of person as their main composition and build from that. Whether distorted or not, I find portraits to be an accessible medium to get more complicated emotions across to the viewer. Like, for example, Francis Bacon's paintings still scare the shit out of me. Thanks for sharing this one with us, Philo.

You're most welcome, and I think you for sharing your thoughts. I'll definitely keep that in mind. I agree with your sentiment here.

[Mirror Image]

You're most welcome, and I think you for sharing your thoughts. I'll definitely keep that in mind. I agree with your sentiment here.