FINE ART APPRECIATION: Post some of your favorite pieces!!!

[torgriffith]

Charles White- The Sound of Silence

John Biggers- Family Unity

Ron Adams- Blackburn

post some of yours!

 

[torgriffith]

Charles White- The Sound of Silence

John Biggers- Family Unity

Ron Adams- Blackburn

post some of yours!

 

[manglor]

Cool idea but most of the stuff i like isn't NT acceptable anyway.

 

[manglor]

Cool idea but most of the stuff i like isn't NT acceptable anyway.

 

[atlien seeko]

I see what's comming

Also, what's the difference between fine art and regular art?

 

[atlien seeko]

I see what's comming

Also, what's the difference between fine art and regular art?

 

[torgriffith]

Fine art to me is more along the lines of craftsmanship. It's all subjective to the person. Just interested in sharing what I feel is fine art and inviting others to do likewise...

 

[torgriffith]

Fine art to me is more along the lines of craftsmanship. It's all subjective to the person. Just interested in sharing what I feel is fine art and inviting others to do likewise...

 

[18th letter]

 

[18th letter]

 

[fog raw]

Check out Brian Jungen, one of my favorite artists. He works with repetition in art using found objects (everyday life objects). He bought a bunch of Jordans and made them into Native/Aboriginal masks. He also constructed an enormous whale skeleton using a bunch of plastic chairs he bought.

 

[fog raw]

Check out Brian Jungen, one of my favorite artists. He works with repetition in art using found objects (everyday life objects). He bought a bunch of Jordans and made them into Native/Aboriginal masks. He also constructed an enormous whale skeleton using a bunch of plastic chairs he bought.

 

[mo matik]

http://www.contemporist.c...ira-at-the-rice-gallery/

Some unique stuff.  Check out the link for more.

 

[mo matik]

http://www.contemporist.c...ira-at-the-rice-gallery/

Some unique stuff.  Check out the link for more.

 

[nayokochan]

Anything by M.C. Escher.

 

[nayokochan]

Anything by M.C. Escher.

 

[torgriffith]

Originally Posted by Fog Raw

Check out Brian Jungen, one of my favorite artists. He works with repetition in art using found objects (everyday life objects). He bought a bunch of Jordans and made them into Native/Aboriginal masks. He also constructed an enormous whale skeleton using a bunch of plastic chairs he bought.

 

[torgriffith]

Originally Posted by Fog Raw

Check out Brian Jungen, one of my favorite artists. He works with repetition in art using found objects (everyday life objects). He bought a bunch of Jordans and made them into Native/Aboriginal masks. He also constructed an enormous whale skeleton using a bunch of plastic chairs he bought.

 

[russ tha g]

One of my favorites from the local fine arts museum when I was a child.

 

[russ tha g]

One of my favorites from the local fine arts museum when I was a child.