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mercredi 7 novembre 2012

Florian Nicolle a.k.a. Neo-innov

Florian Nicolle a.k.a. Neo-innov:













Florian Nicolle aka neo, concepteur et réalisateur graphique de tous supports de communication visuelle et illustrateur















Marne Adler

Marne Adler:










MARNE ADLER Master of Contemporary Art

"The world is but a canvas to the imagination." Henry David Thoreau
Marne Adler presents images of great beauty and power. Her highly textured, sculptural work is full of depth and nuance. When describing her work, one reviewer coined the term "Magical Realism" and she has since been associated with this genre. 

Marne has always been intrigued by mankind`s search for meaning; even as an adolescent she studied the religions and philosophies of the world. Born in New York City, she began her career as an art teacher. But soon Marne became truly committed to this exploration and spent the next few years traveling throughout the world, learning cultural myths, scriptural allegories, mystic rituals and meditation. 

She draws on these experiences when creating her work. Influenced by Master Symbolists such as Redon and Moreau, her images are infused with a visual language of the soul. 

For over thirty years, her work has been exhibited in Japan, Hong Kong, France, Germany, Belgium and the United States and is included in important private, corporate, museum and academic collections. " ...










lundi 5 novembre 2012

Interview with Digital Storyteller Max Tzinman

Interview with Digital Storyteller Max Tzinman:



Max Tzinman Digital StorytellerMax Tzinman
USA
I am not a photographer or a conventional painter but an image storyteller.


Abyss Multiplied ©Max Tzinman



I am not trying to freeze the moment with a beautiful image, but to transform it to reveal the distorted and deep emotions that are buried beneath the surface.
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dimanche 4 novembre 2012

"URBAN VIBE" mixed media rusted iron abstract by Carol Nelson

"URBAN VIBE" mixed media rusted iron abstract by Carol Nelson:

Urban Vibe












While my student was here working in my studio, I was working right along side her.  This is one of the pieces I created while she was here.



I was showing her how to create and combine such elements as embossed aluminum foil, hand made gold textured paper, mica
flakes, and copper tacks.  The painting is floated on a 9x9 black wood frame and arrives ready to hang.


For more information, click here to go to my website.


Floaters by Nancy Eckels - abstract, contemporary, modern art, painting

Floaters by Nancy Eckels - abstract, contemporary, modern art, painting:
"Floaters"  48" x 36"  Acrylic on canvas. 
To see more paintings please visit my blog or website.
If you have questions, please email me here.

Le Blog de Jean-Paul Sartre Discovered

Le Blog de Jean-Paul Sartre Discovered:

Wednesday, 22 July, 1959: 10:50 A.M.
This morning over breakfast S. [short for Simone]. asked me why I looked so glum.
“Because,” I said, “everything that exists is born for no reason, carries on living through weakness, and dies by accident.”
“Jesus,” S. said. “Aren’t you ever off the clock?”
Thursday, 16 July, 1959: 7:45 P.M.
When S. returned this afternoon I asked her where she had been, and she said she had been in the street.
“Perhaps,” I said, “that explains why you look ‘rue’-ful.”
Her blank stare only reinforced for me the futility of existence.

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Find more blog posts full of comic existential angst over at The New Yorker, and then, if you want to get serious and bone up on Jean-Paul Sartre’s existentialist philosophy, check out these fine resources:
Sartre, Heidegger, Nietzsche: Three Philosophers in Three Hours
Walter Kaufmann’s Lectures on Nietzsche, Kierkegaard and Sartre (1960)
55 Free Philosophy Courses from Great Universities
Sartre’s famous lecture Existentialism is a Humanism (1946) that otherwise appears in our collection of Free eBooks.
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Video Premiere: The Killers – Miss Atomic Bomb (Tour Video)

Video Premiere: The Killers – Miss Atomic Bomb (Tour Video):

The Killers have released a tour video for their single “Miss Atomic Bomb”. The Stuart Price produced song is the second single to be lifted from The Killers latest studio album, Battle Born, which is out now on iTunes. The album debuted at No. 3 on the US on the Billboard 200, selling over 113,000 copies in its opening week and maintaining a top 10 position in the second week. The tour clip for “Miss Atomic Bomb” was shot in the United Kingdom by Grammy Nominated videomaker Giorgio Testi. Check it out below.

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