Art is Life - A look at some great art that I've found.

Art is life. / Arte es vida. / L'art c'est la vie.

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The Art Reviews

Some people like to say the phrase "I don't know art, but I know what I like." My thought is that's really all you need to know to enjoy the art world. I've had the distinct pleasure of visiting many museums and galleries and one thing I know for certain is there are some breathtaking pieces of art out there. There are also some piles of garbage posing as art. These art reviews give you hints of what an artist or museum has to offer. If it sounds interesting to you, it's up to you to venture out to the galleries or find the artist on line and buy a piece of the their work. Support your local artists! Your house will thank you for putting up something original instead of a bland mass market piece of shit pretending to be an authentic painting.

Earth Artists

The Art of Rock: Concert Posters

José Rodolfo Loaiza Ontiveros

Frida Castelli

Albrecht Dürer

Mara Light

Sukhi Barber

MItch Brookman

Graffmatt

Katerina Belkina

Diego Fazio aka DiegoKoi

I. M. Pei

Woodrow Nash

Gil Bruvel

Matisse: In HisTime - presented by the Oklahoma City Museum of Art

Alexander Yakovlev

Nathan Neufeld

Tom Shropshire

Anne Von Freyburg

Marion Costentin

Chuck Close

Diane Arbus

Javier Marin

Max Eremine

Philbrook Museum / Warhol Exhibit

Lee Krasner

Morgan Sorne

Andrew Salgado

Street Artists and Muralists

Crystal Bridges Museum

Documentary on Wayne White

The Dynamite Museum

The Semi-Permanent Collection

The art pieces in this semi-permanent collection are in many different media; oil, acrylic, digital, film, poetry, dance, etc. I have included the artist, a link to their blog or website, or what museum the work is in whenever possible. If I haven't mentioned the artist and you know who it is, please let me know. All artists deserve to be recognized for their work. I can't stress enough how important it is to buy art from local artists whenever you're able. It helps put food in their bellies and electricity in their light bulbs. Buy a piece that moves you and put it in your house or office because it's beautiful to you, not that it matches your sofa. Furniture changes. Art is forever. I've also included written poetry or recordings, short films, funny photos, and various other tidbits. Whenever possible, I have created a link to a webpage or blog so you can further look into the artists. Just click on the photo and be magically transported to their other works.

Beata Bieniak

I.M. Pei - John F. Kennedy Library

Dichotomy by Gil Buvel

Duo-Action Spoons + Tray by Nathan Neufeld

Rain on the Windshield by Tom Shropshire

Boy with a Toy Hand Grenade by Diane Arbus

Max Eremine - Model: Skye Lin

House of Stone: Death Two by Morgan Sorne

Self Portrait by Paul Wright

Overlooking by Lara Zankoul

Nathan Sawayas - From the Lego Show

The Lion In Winter by Pris Buttler

Woman With Light and Dark Lungs by Rebecca Swainston

Oba by James C. Lewis

Pulp Fiction by Jonathan Elmore

Drawing from Stereoscope by William Kentridge

Glenn Brucker

Mara Light

Sunshrine by Sukhi Barber

Graffmatt

Florian Weiler

Anne Von Freyburg - Intransition

A Sculpture of a Posthuman Breathing From The Last Tree on Earth by Vladimir De Theizier

Mona Bean - Life would be boring without humor.

For Klimpt by Katerina Belkina

Untitled by Dinesh Kumar Ram

From Cabezas Colosales by Javier Marin

Ricky Armendarez

The Inevitability of Time /Pietà by Adam Martinakis

Techno Buddha by Nam June Paik

The only thing I could find about this was it was in a San Francisco Art Gallery. No name was given so if you know whose beautiful work it is, please tell me.