Art Contents Archive

Ignited memories by Jing Zhiyong #jingzhiyong jingzhiyong

Take a moment for a slow look at this scene of everyday life in a small Dutch town by Willem Koekkoek, February's picture of the month: https://t.co/5zd3Ce52zt https://t.co/Qw6rUJf5Ta

Blah, Blah, Blah by melbochner #melbochner

Sun Dreams by Poul Anker Bech #poulankerbech

‘The Sinner at Dusk’, our first edition with susumukamijo, will be launching on the 17th of February. Made from walnut wood and oil paint with a matt coating, ‘The Sinner at Dusk' is Susumu’s first ever sculpture - by all accounts a chic and elegant pooch. 🐩 For more info about this upcoming collab, DM us. #susumukamijo

Doug Aitken’s multiscreen installation at Regen Projects captures the artist’s new series of fabric banners as they roam empty, urban spaces like phantom presences moving through the wind. Activated by dancers from the LA Dance Project, their movements explore the unseen and hidden worlds of interior thought. Speaking about the project in a recent interview with Deborah Vankin for the Los Angeles Times, Aitken said, ‘All these spaces, which were once filled with activity, were suddenly empty and dormant. And in my imagination, I visualized that all these spaces that were sort of neglected and empty could be activated, could come to life. And we could perform in them, create these choreographies, and that would become the DNA for the film.’ Visit our stories to read the full interview. dougaitkenworkshop #DougAitken #FlagsandDebris deborahvankin latimes #RegenProjects

While Basquiat only survived to be 27 years old, passing away in 1988 due to drug overdose, he left behind a body of work that indelibly transformed painting. https://t.co/FgasK7MLOf

The Joan Mitchell Foundation will annually award artists $60,000 five-year stipends to provide them with a “reliable stream of income” and allow them “to invest in and plan their creative practices and careers” https://t.co/gWu6wOMsTZ

Lawrence Weiner’s ‘ALL THE STARS IN THE SKY HAVE THE SAME FACE,’ 2011/20, is a two-story, building-wide banner in red, white, and blue installed on the Jewish Museum’s Fifth Avenue façade in New York. Presented in Hebrew, Arabic, and English, the artwork’s unifying sentiment urges us to think collectively and to imagine all that we can accomplish by working together. Visit our stories to watch a recent interview with Weiner produced on the occasion of the installation, which is on view through Spring 2021. Photo: Liz Ligon. thejewishmuseum #LawrenceWeiner

A long sleep, Me, Digital, 2019

Winter Sunset, Me, Digital Collage, 2021

An 👁 for an 👁 hope u like it 💕

Panther in charcoal and ink

Old dog goes for a walk, me, charcoal, 2021

Ayumi Shibata constructs these intricately layered paper cities and landscapes. Sometimes they fit in the palm of her hand, and other times they're expansive enough to pass through on foot https://t.co/DRnVho9oa5 https://t.co/7RCd21Hd6Y