<3 The Grand Budapest Hotel, <3 this illustration uploaded to Showcase by @gandaramakesthings made using digital design & watercolour paints
Illustration skills 💯
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Fall is right around the corner, and we’re looking forward to a new season of exhibitions—from Toyin Ojih Odutola
Current Life | Cody Sampson
Ever wondered how casting works? Find out how with our Rachel Whiteread-inspired how to led by Tara from Tate Collective.
Check out the full step-by-step here: http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-britain/exhibition/rachel-whiteread/how-to-cast-like-rachel-whiteread
Untitled (Think/flag) was William N. Copley’s contribution to a portfolio released by Artists and Writers, Protest, Inc. to protest the War in Vietnam in 1967. The 16 artists who contributed to the portfolio, including Ad Reinhardt, Louise Nevelson, and Leon Golub, employed a range of aesthetic strategies, from graphic representations of anguished bodies to abstractions that critiqued the conflict in symbolic rather than literal ways. See more from the portfolio on view in An Incomplete History of Protest.
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So, the #RachelWhiteread exhibition opened yesterday at Tate Britain and it is GREAT!
Never heard of Rachel Whiteread? Read up with our top 5 things to know about the artist.
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<3 these self-portraits recently uploaded to Showcase by Likhona Vece titled ‘Tea Lady’. Styling & colour combos 💯
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Alberto & Annette Giacometti in the studio, Paris 1951 by Alexander Liberman
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