If I had to choose three words to describe Paul Rousso, those words would be pop art, flat depth, and three-dimensional (or two-dimensional?). Pop Art is okay, and we can picture 3D and 2D objects, but how about the flat depth?…
Harriet Powers was an African American folk artist, known for her quilts, a cultural trade made of woven cloths. She was born into slavery in 1837 in Athens, Georgia and she managed to become one of the best-known African American quiltmakers. Only two of her quilts survived, named Bible Quilt and Pictorial Quilt. Her work reflects her belief, astrological events, and local legends of the era…
Through the ages, various artists used many different medium. Stones used to draw on walls, brushes used to paint on canvases, marbles shaped into most interesting figures by chisels. But have you ever seen an artwork produced with the help of a computer, a robot, an Artificial Intelligence!…
Judy Chicago is no doubt one of the most iconic female characters that have ever been in the art scene. She is a must-know feminist artist for art lovers and became an inspiration not only for a number of upcoming female artists…
