They say there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers. I thing something similar applies to making art too. Let’s say I decide to make a new conceptual piece. I take my time, carefully constructing my concept, picking the right materials…
You may have a clear idea of what your work is about, but show it to 10 different people who have never met you or seen your art and you just might end up questioning your skills; some might get…
Art has always been tightly interconnected with questions about morality and ethics. Wittgenstein (among many others) even said: “Ethics and Aesthetics are one.” and in reality liking or hating a painting or sculpture isn’t that far away from liking or…
From linen canvases to plaster and genes, the share amount of mediums available to artists today is historically speaking at its very peak. While some prefer analog ways of expressing themselves, others like to work digitally. But have you ever…
Sooner or later some new technology is invented and becomes available to the masses, usually being either easier, quicker, cleaner, more efficient, cheaper than what we had before. And while I love the fact that I don’t have to learn…
If Martin Luther King had Snapchat, do you think he would be taking selfies with his new Air Jordans rather than fighting for his cause? But what if YouTube channel Unbox Therapy’s Lewis George or “Lew” didn’t have YouTube? Would he…
Aristotle wrote: “It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.” While educated can mean many things, it is in essence meant as a tool (albeit a mental one). But while…
The best portraitist will know you better than you know yourself and show that self in the painting she is producing, the best photographer will show the true character of whoever he is portraying and so will the musician and…
Paris Hilton has quite an art collection, but one of the more curious art pieces in her home is a work by Terry Richardson called the Paparazzi Machine. For anyone who doesn’t know what the artwork looks like, but doesn’t want to…
The artists of old weren’t concerned with posting to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and all the other social media sites, nor were they really involved with marketing their work, because if you were Hemingway or Dalí in the 1930s or 40s,…