—Friedrich Nietzsche
20 May 2013
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15 May 2013
11 May 2013
Evelin Richter | Some dream alone.
Winnipeg Beach, Manitoba
This is one of Ev’s recent ceramic sculptures…
“Others dream alone. This piece speaks to the greater power of collective visioning and the realization of communal imagination. Individual dreams come in many sizes—common dreams move well beyond measurement.”
10 May 2013
Ekaterina Panikanova | Errata corrige
Rome & St. Petersburg
I love these conceptual illustration-compilations which strive to “investigate elements of mental disorder…” See more here.
23 April 2013
On perfection…
As a recovering perfectionist, I will continue to strive to be more human…
(painting of St. Mark by Angelo Bronzino, c. 1527)
22 April 2013
He who works with his hands is a laborer. He who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman. He who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist.
—Francis of Assisi (1182-1226)
25 March 2013
Evelin Richter | Apertural Thaw
Winnipeg, Canada
Ev’s latest sculptural piece, Apertural Thaw, is part of a group show of eclectic works by Interlake artists currently on exhibit in the Winnipeg Art Gallery. The show is entitled Thaw.
We enjoyed participating in the well-attended vernisage last Friday evening. The Thaw exhibition can be viewed at the WAG until Sunday, 21 April…
EVELIN RICHTER
Apertural Thaw (framed ceramic wall piece)
apertural adverb
relating to an opening, as a hole, slit, etc.
usually circular, e.g. Optics, controlling a quantity of light
thaw verb
to abandon aloofness, reserve or hostility
to open up, become tender
to give forth warmth
“The eyes are the window to the soul.”
—Old English Proverb
18 March 2013
11 March 2013
Read my lips…
Vancouver, Canada
My friend Jennifer Romita has been working on lips lately… really large lips. Jennifer is an Italian-Canadian visual artist living and on the West coast. Her work ranges from large scale paintings to digitally-created contemporary imagery, often with a focus on aspects of longing, the concept of “self,” and the human condition.
You can see more of Jennifer’s work on her website here or connect with her on Facebook here. I posted some earlier work by Jennifer back in 2011, here.
And, by the way, she takes commissions…