This is probably the most famous picture of Christ on the Cross and is probably the best painting you can find.
This is an Art print and it is very good, Dali was a magnificent painter and really brought his work to life.
To see the photos and read the spec just click the link below.
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=556&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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This really is genius. All these spheres scattered on the pages make up an amazing face. You have got to see the poster and the photos just don't do it justice, the real poster is just amazing.
Only a really great artist could produce this quality of work. I have actually bought the picture myself and it looks amazing.
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=556&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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A Storyteller’s inadequacy is a good title to this exhibition at Modern Art Oxford and tells a lot.
The exhibition was surprising, lots of metal objects and balls on a large mat. What did it all mean? Walking around the display what stood out most was the door on its own and a ladder behind the door.
Two actors came out and got onto the display. Does the door open? I don’t know! Can you climb up that ladder? I don’t know!
But the door and the ladder are there in full view and must represent something. I take it as a positive sign.
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These paintings and other works show
that the way to triumph is through ‘sad optimism’.
The whole concept and meaning o ‘sad
optimism’ is shown through layered elements —
Renaissance woodcuts, landscape engravings, still lifes, slapstick cartoons,
lyrical words and phrases and more at the exhibition.
On now — 17.11.2013
Modern Art Oxford
See the link below for posters
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=376&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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Paul Klee1879-1940. This is different and quality art in an interesting form. The history of his life is fascinating by
itself but the Art tells a story too.
For further information
Visit www.tate.org.uk
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This exhibition
is the modern take on word, sound and power. It consists of short excerpts of
poetry which remind us that rules are man-made and can therefore be changed or
broken. There are also some songs that resound
the common theme. And of course a few
short films that visualize the theme.
If you haven’t
been to an exhibition like this before you will find the mix stimulating.
I have put a link
for posters and photos below, also contact details of the exhibition.
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=376&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=4878&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
12 July – 3
November 2013
Tate Modern, Project Space, Level 1
Admission free
Open daily from 10.00–18.00 and late until 22.00 on Friday and Saturday
For public information please print www.tate.org.uk
or 020 7887 8888
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The Dream by Pablo Picasso is a beautifully done picture
that portrays a woman in a chair hands together dreaming.
It is nicely drawn and painted and of course we can all
relate to it. We all have our favourite
chair to dream in. Dreaming should be
part of our day. A way to stretch our
minds and toss ideas around. To think
the impossible or just muck about with ideas and having a special place to do
this is great.
To see this really nice picture click the link below
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=376&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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‘This star teaches bending’ is a silk picture of a
star. Having it prominently on our wall,
reminds us to bend. And bending is
something some people have to learn more than others.
All business people have to bend because you are never going
to make big money unless you are able to bend a little to the constant demands
of the public.
And in all love affairs; a love affair is never going to
skip along for years unless, this star teaches you bending.
Whoever you are, I would take this star and put in a place
that reminds you of its lessons.
If you want to look at the star click the link below http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=376&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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An imperfect past is an intriguing picture. A woman sitting in a chair with her Butler
behind her. She is watching a film from
a small cinecamera and both of them have
had an imperfect past.
Perhaps the film has memories of the past and reminds them
of how they got into the position they are in now.
But who has a perfect past??
We have all done things that are not that great but I think there is a
real feeling that despite it all she is an OK person. And probably has some interesting
conversation.
To have a peek at the picture click the link below
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=376&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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Beautiful losers is a picture of a man in a comfortable
chair, head back smoking, talking to a couple.
They are all losers but they have taken it in their stride.
What have they lost? Money, love? Well, these things happen,
just got to carry on. They are strangely
unruffled by whatever calamity has befallen them.
Oh, well, just have a stiff gin and tonic and a couple
cigarettes and tomorrow might have more opportunities that we can grab as soon
as we recognise them.
Nice not to get bogged down in too much emotion. And nice to have that kind of self-belief. That you can carry on and there will be
better days.
If you are curious about the picture click the link below
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=376&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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