The Persona and The Palette

Van Gogh - The Life NYTimes article about newly released biography of Vincent Van Gogh.

Life and Death of Vincent Van Gogh

60 minutes story about Van Gogh's death

Hercules Put Back Together

Turkish museum completes long separated Herculean statue.

Walker Art Center Blog Write Up on Violence in Photography

Witnessing Violence

photographs at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Steiglitz and O'Keeffe

NPR story on the two artists through their love letters.

Guernica - Three Dimensional Exploration

Guernica 3D from GaliciaCAD on Vimeo.

Marilyn Monroe Sculpture in Chicago

Here are the links to a few posts related to the installation of a new sculpture in downtown Chicago. The sculpture is by artist, J. Steward Johnson, who also created a sculpture of "American Gothic" on the same site previously.





Video of Sculpture

BBC images of sculpture

Response to sculpture in Sun-Times

Palace of Versailles

Google Art Project

Tour of the Vatican Library

Elgin Marbles to stay in England

Greek antiquities will not be returned to the country of origin.

Here's the article from the Guardian UK.

Animated Bayeux Tapestry

Art Works.

Official Blog of the National Endowment of the Arts.

Art Works.

How Art Made the World

History, science, psychology, archaeology, a whole lot of -isms and the ways in which art has changed the world from the age of cave paintings to governmental propaganda.

How Art Made the World


Also a link here to a site with a great deal of illustrations and caricatures.

Queen Hatshepsut

Messy Mummies

King Tut's Death

How the Pyramids were Built

lascaux tour online

virtual tour

My Favorite Artistic Advice

BANKSY

Banksy's website

From Garbage to Art

How to change the world, with garbage

Wizard of Oz

From Reality to Fantasy

The Colbert Report

Colbert Report advised by Frank Stella, Andres Serrano, and Shepard Fairey

Stella on OnPoint

Frank Stella interview

"The great American painter, print-maker and sculptor, Frank Stella’s work has gone the reverse of the great arc of American art.

American painters began with lush, majestic landscapes and moved slowly to the abstract. Frank Stella began with the most severe, minimalist abstract paintings and has slowly moved lush.

From flat triangles and squares to flamboyant explosions of color and form. The artist who revered Jackson Pollock, Jasper Johns — and Caravaggio.

This hour On Point: a conversation with art great Frank Stella, on the edge of art."

EVERYTHING WILL BE OK by DON HERTZFELDT

The Animation Show

lily & jim part 1

lily & jim part 2

Problematic Art

NYTimes article on graffiti art.

how is this art?

rip! a remix manifesto trailer

my kid could paint that trailer

Marginalized Art | The Eye of the Beholder Challenge | Independent Lens | PBS

Marginalized Art | The Eye of the Beholder Challenge | Independent Lens | PBS

Copyright Criminals Previews

Copyright Criminals Promo Video from Eclectic Method on Vimeo.

rip! a remix manifesto

How Copyright Laws Hurt Music

Article in The Atlantic about how copyright laws effect artists in the music industry.

ART21: Stories

Video of Kara Walker discussing the impetus for her work.

Lorna Simpson's "Easy to Remember"

John Coltrane's "It's Easy to Remember"

Matthew Barney "Cremaster 2" Opening Sequence

Matthew Barney "Cremaster Cycles" Trailer

Shirin Neshat Interview with Charlie Rose

Shirin Neshat Montage

Shirin Neshat Montage from sam neave on Vimeo.

Edvard Munch Exhibition in Auburn

Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art
Munch exhibition available through April 30.

Alfred Hitchcock - Spellbound

Clip from "Spellbound"
Alfred Hitchcock's film, dream sequences designed by Salvador Dali.

Charlie Chaplin - The Great Dictator

The Lumiere Brothers' - First films (1895)

Lumière Brothers - The Serpentine Dance (c.1899)

Busby Berkeley - "We're in the Money"

EVERYTHING WILL BE OK by DON HERTZFELDT

I AM SO PROUD OF YOU by DON HERTZFELDT

Don Hertzfeldt's REJECTED

Art Project powered by Google

Check it out.

Catalog of Political Cartoons

A catalog of mostly Dr. Seuss (Theodore Geisell) World War II cartoons.