Campo Santo di Pisa (1834-1839) is a stunning painting created by Louis Daguerre, known for his work in photography, and Charles-Marie Bouton, a French painter. more “Art. Exploring Campo Santo di Pisa by Louis Daguerre and Charles-Marie Bouton (1834-1839)”
The Romantiken exhibition at the National Museum offers a rich and emotional journey into the heart of 19th-century Romanticism. more “Art. Romantiken Exhibition at the National Museum: Exploring the Beauty of the Romantic Era”
The Venice Art Biennale 2024, titled “Foreigners Everywhere,” is a rich and evocative examination of identity, belonging, and the experience of being an outsider. more “Art. “Foreigners Everywhere” at the Venice Art Biennale 2024: An Exploration of Belonging and Displacement”
John White Alexander’s Repose (1895) is a celebrated work that showcases the artist’s ability to blend elegance with a stylistic nod to the Art Nouveau movement. more “Art. “Repose” by John White Alexander: A Reflection of Elegance and Art Nouveau Sensibilities”
“Madame X” is a famed portrait by John Singer Sargent, painted in 1884. more “Art. “Madame X”: Scandal, Elegance, and the Defining Portrait of John Singer Sargent”
When you think of Venice, you probably picture its iconic canals, Renaissance architecture, and famous art. more “Travel. My Things to Do in Venice: Must-Sees, Hidden Gems, and Venetian Style”
Pastel colors have long held a special place in art more “Art. The Beauty of Pastel Colors in Fine Art”
Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita, is a true reflection of Italian style and culture of the recent decade. more “Art. Stylish and Genius Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita”
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the art world, and its influence extends to capturing the vibrant essence of summer. more “Art. AI-Generated Summer Art: How Does AI See Summer?”
“Sweet Idleness” or “Dolce Far Niente” – this is a term in art that recreates beautifully sweet laziness and hedonistic procrastination. more “Art. “Sweet Idleness” or “Dolce Far Niente” in Art Paintings by John William Godward”
For me, Alicante is a more middle-price, economy Spanish city where you can find nice beaches, great bars, and easy access to all more “Travel. Spanish Alicante: An Economy Vacation in Spain’s Costa Blanca”
Nestled in the heart of Saadiyat Island, the Louvre Abu Dhabi stands as a testament to the merging of cultures, art, and history. more “Travel. Louvre Abu Dhabi: A Beacon of Culture and Art in the Middle East”
After my vacation in Tuscany village and Florence, I went to an Italian beach resort in Viareggio and Pisa. more “Travel. Tuscany Hidden Gems: Viareggio Italian Beach Resort and Pisa (I Loved It!)”
Odilon Redon is one of my most favorite artists even though most of his works are flowers. more “Art. The Enigmatic World of Odilon Redon: A Master of Symbolism”
I am into yellow recently, maybe because summer is coming. more “Art. Yellow in Art: Exploring Paintings and Cinema Through the Golden Hue”
On 20 April, Stockholm has something similar to Museum Nights, and it is called Stockholm Culture Night (Kulturnatt). more “Art. Stockholm Culture Night (Kulturnatt): A Night of Free Exhibitions, Concerts, and Parties in Museums”
Spring in art, with its renewal of life and burst of colors, has long inspired artists across various disciplines. more “Art. Spring in Art and Photography. Bloom Explosion”
In the captivating world of Edgar Degas’ masterpieces, “Young Woman with Ibis” stands out as a compelling representation of his artistic vision. more “Art. Exploring Edgar Degas’ “Young Woman with Ibis” (1862)”
In the heart of Rome, nestled amidst historic streets and bustling piazzas, lies the breathtaking Trevi Fountain, a masterpiece of Baroque art and one of the most iconic landmarks in the world. more “Travel. The Iconic Trevi Fountain: A Timeless Symbol of Rome”
Art curation is a fascinating and rewarding career path that involves the selection, presentation, and interpretation of artworks for exhibitions, collections, and cultural events. more “Art. The Path to Becoming an Art Curator: Navigating the World of Art Curation”
I am studying graphic design as it was my dream to become a professional graphic designer, so you will get tons of stunning articles about graphic design.
As the earth awakens from its wintry slumber, there’s a palpable sense of renewal and rebirth in the air. It’s the season of blossoming flowers, chirping birds, and verdant landscapes that inspire awe and wonder. In the world of art, one painting stands out as a vibrant ode to the beauty of spring: “Primavera” by Sandro Botticelli. more “Art. Embracing Spring’s Splendor: “Primavera” by Sandro Botticelli”
[responsivevoice_button voice=”UK English Female” buttontext=”Listen to Post”] On February 23rd, the day before war in Ukraine started, I was in Kharkiv. Now, I am living in Sweden. Although, in 2022, I already planned to stay for a while in Stockholm to live and work, I still was in my hometown Kharkiv during these horrible events. As a Ukrainian refugee, I want to recount my story of survival, and talk about my life before and after the events of February 24th. more “Stories. War in Ukraine and My Story. From Kharkiv to Stockholm.”