The newest trend in art is called paper design. The paper-based designs are created by a talented group of artists. Among the most popular are those by Lola Dupre and Eric Standley. They both have studied architecture in France and Barcelona, but dropped out to focus solely on their paper art projects. In addition to […]
Artist Dana Zed shares a set of illuminated sculptural glass packing containers that trace at different dimensions, thriller and magic. See extra of her portfolio on her web site. “Ready for Course” glass and blended media, 10″ x 7″ x 7″ I first encountered glass at Rhode Island College of Design the place Dale Chihuly […]
Jessica Esch, Completely, November 2020, 6 1/4" x 12 1/2" © 2020 Jessica Esch. My title is Jessica Esch. I’m a author and illustrator in Portland, Maine. I’ve been misplaced within the Archives of American Artwork since July. Don’t ship assist. I’m right here to remain. I rabbit gap, you see. When one thing or somebody […]
Teaching is a very challenging job, and that is especially true when teaching kindergarteners. Between the constant questions, the need to move around, and the distractibility of the class, making a kindergarten lesson plan might feel daunting. However, with the right planning and prep work, your class will be loving learning in no time. 1. […]
All images © BoysPlayNice, courtesy of Brainworks New cafes, galleries, and studios are popping up along the Vltava River in Prague, although they’re not immediately visible from atop the embankment. Tucked inside former storage units embedded within the structure itself are several tunnel-like spaces redesigned for public use. Appearing like glass-doored portals lining the waterfront, […]
Welcome to Conversations Across Collections, a collaborative series between the Archives of American Art and the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, where we highlight archival documents and works of art from our collections that tell the story of American art. Read more on Marisol in Meg Burns’s essay, “Conversations Across Collections: The Journey of Marisol’s ‘The Bathers,’” […]