itscolossal:

Sculptures Hand-Cut from Single Sheets of Paper by Nahoko Kojima

artlog:

core sample 4

Jeffrey Earp - 2013

art21:

“I am queer and I have represented my own community in the work, but I don’t think that that necessarily defines my ideas. I don’t think it defines them whatsoever. What defines my work actually is more in relationship to American identity than being queer.”
—Catherine Opie

Art21 celebrates LGBT Pride Month with a special post every Wednesday throughout June. This week, we highlight artist Catherine Opie, who was first featured by Art21 in the 2012 Change episode [videos]. Seen here are two recent works shown as part of a solo exhibition in early 2013 at Regen Projects in Los Angeles.

IMAGES:
Catherine Opie, Julie & Pigpen, 2012. Pigment print; 50 x 30 inches (oval). Edition 1/5 + 2 APs. Courtesy of the artist and Regen Projects, Los Angeles.

Catherine Opie, Anthony & Michael, 2012. Pigment print; 77 x 58 inches. Edition 1/5, + 2 APs. Courtesy of the artist and Regen Projects, Los Angeles.

statue-porn:

|| Undine Rising from the Waters, Chauncey Ives, c. 1880 / 1892.

cavetocanvas:

Kenny Scharf, Donut series, 2007

cavetocanvas:

Kenny Scharf, New!, 2007

statue-porn:

|| Clytie, George Frederick Watts, c. 1868 - 1878.
Taken in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

cavetocanvas:

Simon Vouet, St. Cecilia, c. 1626

statue-porn:

|| Diana the Huntress, Mathurin Moreau.

curioos-arts:

Florent Bodart (France)
via @Hellobank by #FlorentBodart

cavetocanvas:

Simon Vouet, Two Crouching Nude Male Figures, c. 1640

statue-porn:

|| The Waltz, Camille Claudel,1890.

aleyma:

Jean-Charles Cazin, Landscape, c.1880 (source).

schoolofvisualarts:

Photo of Ben Hoffman by SVA alumnus Ian White.

cavetocanvas:

René Maltête