It's getting cold in Cornwall and it's nice to remember the blues of the summer. Sparkly seas and tempting swims. You can keep some sunshine on your wall all year round with Cornish blues. This one is a bit of a baby 'Kynance Light' a very popular print which sold out a few years ago. I've revisited the blues and turquoises but made a smaller print. This is my sister in the sea and I did add her to one of the prints especially for her xx So here we go as usual, don't forget to flip your image.…

Batman strikes a pose with a skyscraper in the background: I was walking down Lexington Avenue and thought to myself “Chrysler looks better than usual from this angle”:

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John Wyver writes: As yesterday’s post indicates I was very taken with the Towner Eastbourne’s exhibition Comrades in Art: Artists Against Fascism, which closes tomorrow, Sunday. Here are another ten images from the show which especially struck me, including, above, Cliff Rowe’s ‘Three women talking’, c 1950, from the collections (as are so many of the great loans) from the People’s History Museum, Manchester. Captions follow each of the selections below. Apologies for the reflections in some…

How much can I leave out before an image loses its life? Photographs from Lake Neusiedl lead from ordinary wooden supports towards almost calligraphic forms. A personal experiment in framing, repetition and empty space—and in knowing when to take a step back. The post On the Borders of Minimalism appeared first on Friedrich Zettl Fine Arts.

This year’s #LightUpPopUptober project was an adventure! The prompt for my day, the 17th, was “conceal.”I generally don’t cut things as close to deadlines as I did on this one. This has probably been the most #OverwhelmedOctober to date. I got everything worked out in time, and while I can see places that could use a little more polish, I think this is solid.This got a little hectic building the final piece. I think I have everything for a making-of video, though. That will likely be…

Ferrari in Times Square – New York, New York I quickly snapped this picture of a Ferrari in Times Square. Don’t ask me what model it is, because I don’t know. I recognize its general shape, of course, along with the famous prancing horse logo. Ferraris in general aren’t super rare, but they’re rare enough in most places to elicit a second look—and, in this case, a photograph. I once worked in Italy for a couple of months in the 1980s. I saw two Ferraris. And yes, people turned their heads to…

Welcome to the weekly Perfume Chat Room, perfumistas! I envision this chat room as a weekly drop-in spot online, where readers may ask questions, suggest fragrances, tell others their SOTD, comment on new releases or old favorites, and respond to each other. The perennial theme is fragrance, but we can interpret that broadly. This is meant […]

Jordan Wolfson, 8(L), 2026, Hand polished aluminum, aluminum spikes, digital UV substrate print on aluminum of an altered photograph of Felix Gonzalez-Torres by David Seidner with automotive clearcoat, 56 x 88 x 11 1/16 (lol) in., ed. 1+1AP, $275,000 at Gagosian “An altered photograph of Felix Gonzalez-Torres?” What did he do? The 1994 David Seidner portrait was published in an obituary/remembrance of Félix González Torres by curator Gerardo Mosquera, published in the May 1996 issue of…

John Wyver writes: I was today ridiculously late in visiting the Towner Eastbourne’s revelatory Comrades in Art: Artists Against Fascism exhibition — it has been open since May and now you have only until Sunday to catch it. Which, needless to say, you should, in part because it features a host of fascinating and little-known artworks, as well as a wealth of associated contextual photos, diaries, catalogues, posters and the like, but also because it lays out an alternative history of…

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Enjoying with Matías.

Abstract architectural detail of Downtown Dallas’ One Main Place. The post Squared Off appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.

Some kind of Weird experimental wire device constructd with a spinning objects suspended in the moddle with a large construction nail balanced between coils. Your guess is as good as mine. Early Boy Scout elecrical spinner? Merit Badge for perpecual motion machine? Weird Science Project circa 1950 (?) Collection Jim Linderman / Dull Tool Dim Bulb

My thanks to Mojave Paint for sponsoring 512 Pixels. Development is moving quickly on Mojave Paint; during this week’s sponsorship they added true Clipping Masks.

An exhibition about the Cassini map, La Carte de France de Cassini: Une encyclopédie du territoire, is now running at the Musée des Archives nationales in the Hôtel de Soubise in Paris. Chef d’œuvre cartographique… More

Kusama Infinity Nets the bigger, the earlier the better, unless they’re tiny and from the 2000s. This pocket-sized, 5×7 acrylic and glitter painting from 2000 has been around, the secondary market equivalent of cigarettes in prison. But it still delivers. It just sold a few minutes ago at Sotheby’s in London, after not selling in 2017 in a horrible-sounding, two-artist sale/show with Louise Bourgeois at Sotheby’s S2 Gallery called Traumata, and then selling—untraumatically—three months later.…

https://petal.live/ https://github.com/kiruna-labs/petal Open source version of CoScreen or the dearly-departed ScreenHero

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October 16, 2026 It’s a question you send me more often than I would have ever expected, 16 years ago when I plunged into this adventure: “What do I do when my two favorite accent colors don’t go together?” WELL… I could, of course, launch into a diatribe about how “all colors go together – if they exist in the world, they are meant to be together…” Which is small consolation when you still don’t feel like they look right together! Let’s start with this gorgeous thing: Scarf – Silk & Soul To…

He gets to the essence. Hiroshi Yoshida Wiki entry.

More previews of Reykjavík to get me in the mood for my upcoming trip: Lost glove in the hedge by Fríkirkjan: Airwaves attendees in Fríkirkjan: My grocery store: Hardy outdoor drinkers at Den Danske Kro: 13 Days until Iceland!

Look how cute this thing is: Jameson Dow at Electrek: Citroën has unveiled a concept electric version of its classic 2CV, aiming to bring the vehicle to market in 2028 for just €15,000. For the entire second half of the 20th century, the Citroën 2CV (“Deux Chevaux,” French for “two horses”) held a special place in Europe’s automotive landscape. The affordable, comfortable, yet underpowered vehicle had enormous popularity, selling millions of units over its production run. Its cute, quirky look…

I had an hour to see some shows today, and here are some things I saw. Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Unnatural Landscapes at Lisson is his ongoing series of diorama photos in large-format prints and on folding screens. I mostly came to see the screens, which, the painted diorama backgrounds printed in color on the washi surface are especially confounding. Jordan Wolfson, 8(L), 2026, Hand polished aluminum, aluminum spikes, digital UV substrate print on aluminum of an altered photograph of Felix…

Avenue of the Americas – New York, New York We have moved from Tribeca, located in Lower Manhattan, to Midtown. Avenue of the Americas, also known as Sixth Avenue, is home to an impressive row of modernist office buildings around 50th Street, extending south for several blocks. While these boxy towers might not be architecturally exciting these days, I’m impressed with these buildings for another reason. Scale. Built between the late 1950s and the 1970s, there are five of these towers in…

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