Category: brave art
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Fix A.I. Art — a petition
If we can teach college freshman to cite their sources, why can’t we fix A.I. art generators so that they do the same? The way that creators of A.I. art generators and the way that artists both talk about A.I. art generators is wrong. And the proof emerges in calculators. Does a calculator own the…
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Recent Work (II)
Josh Stein presents four paintings. For more, see “Recent Work (I).” In my current work, I find myself drawn to the use of metallic, iridescent, and fluorescent colors in combination with textures that lift the paint from the canvas, creating what I call deep patterns, almost Jungian in a way because they seem…
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How To Create a Guise of Productivity While Witnessing the Fall of Democracy
“Things to create a guise of productivity while witnessing the fall of democracy from your office!” … To unlock the rest of this post, join the Circus! Become a Member
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Bountiful Colors Nature’s Eye Candy (II)
Timothy F. Phillips presents five paintings in acrylic on canvas. For a look at the other works in this series, check out “Bountiful Colors Nature’s Eye Candy.” The Secret Retreat. … To unlock the rest of this post, join the Circus! Become a Member
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Bountiful Colors Nature’s Eye Candy
Timothy F. Phillips presents five paintings in acrylic on canvas. Hemmingway Corner. … To unlock the rest of this post, join the Circus! Become a Member
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Self Intervariactif Portrait: Anamnesis Project
Very marked because of the hyper-medicalisation of our daily life that resulted from covid, and which made the individual story resonate with the global story. I looked at my own medical history through this interactive self-portrait. This self-portrait on canvas, between sculpture, installation and performance, is transformable and evolutionary. It can be installed to reveal…
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Altars in the Dwellings of Memories
The images I have submitted materialize a psychological landscape of otherness and memory crisis. As a child of the Cuban Revolution during the Special Period, a time of extreme economic adversity, I have conflicted feelings about my idealized childhood in Cuba as opposed to the country’s current reality and uncertain future. Through drawings, sculpture and…
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Jenny Holzer’s Instagram
At the top of a staircase in the Tate Modern, one of the walls is covered in bright colours and contradictory texts. Jenny Holzer’s Inflammatory Essays (1979-82), plastered across this wall, serves as a sort of introduction to the rooms just along the corridor that house a selection of some of Holzer’s most well-known work.…
