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Category Archives: Weekly Art
Dynamo Donuts: The Robotic Art of Eric Joyner
Part of what I love about art, particularly surrealist art, is wondering what went on in the mind of the artist in the creation of a piece. I always wonder what mindsets were at work that produced such interesting, thoughtful, … Continue reading
This Just In: The Intriguing Surrealism of Andrea Wan
Hi everybody! I subscribe to many art-related blogs and websites, and that’s where I find many of artists I am fond of. And thanks to the website Visual News, I just recently discovered the interesting art of Vancouver-based surrealist Andrea … Continue reading
Information Overload: The Wired Art of Jason Jägel
At first glance the artwork of San Francisco-based artist Jason Jägel looks jumbled, chaotic, and almost intimidating in the way that they dare you to look deeper. Which makes his work, to me at least, a perfect reflection of the … Continue reading
Less Is More: The Minimalism of Evah Fan
Maybe it’s just the mellow mood I’ve been in since returning from Sydney, but lately I’ve taken a departure from extreme surrealism in favor of a more minimal and dreamy but no less puzzling forms of art. The work of … Continue reading
Multiple Visions: The Space Age Art of Alec Huxley
This week I’m featuring the work of San Francisco-based painter, photographer and graphic designer Alec Huxley. I first saw his work at the Minna Gallery here in the city, and I was attracted to strong use of light and shadow, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Weekly Art
Tagged Alec Huxley, Art, Artist, Film noir, Jeremy Geddes, Painting, San Francisco, Space Age
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Soft Focus: The Dreamy Art of Maurizio Lanzillotta
I was passing by the CK Contemporary Gallery in San Francisco’s Union Square this past weekend when I noticed the intriguing art of Mauricio Lanzillotta in the front window. I was unfamiliar with the art of this Spanish painter, and … Continue reading
Ordinary World: The Abstract Paintings of Guy Yanai
Tel Aviv-based painter Guy Yanai creates bold, dynamic paintings that suffuse his experience of the everyday world with a graphic intensity. Addressing the material trappings of contemporary life, his paintings depict mundane subjects such as the interior of his therapist’s … Continue reading
Adventureland!: The High-Spirited Art of Peter Ferguson
Peter Ferguson is a Canadian artist whose work toes the line between science fiction, adventure, the fantastical and the imaginative … sometimes all in the same painting! Born in Montreal, he decided on becoming an illustrator at an early age … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Weekly Art
Tagged Adventure, Art, Artist, Illustration, Indiana Jones, Oil Painting, Peter Ferguson, Science Fiction, Star Wars
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Living In Harmony: The Wistful Art of Apak
It’s been a month since I posted my last Artist’s Corner, and I’m picking up where I left off in fine fashion. Apak is the pseudonym for the husband/wife team of Ayumi and Aaron Piland of Portland, Oregon who express … Continue reading
That’s So Gouache: The Depth Map Art of Kazuki Takamatsu
Hi everybody … and if I haven’t said so already … Happy New Year! I’ve been a little slow out of the gate as we march boldly into 2013, and maybe that because the prospect of facing a full year … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Japan, Weekly Art
Tagged Art, Artist, Japan, Japanese, Kazuki Takamatsu, Painting, Tokyo
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