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mythologyofblue:

Hieronymus Bosch, Ascent of the Blessed, post-1490. + + (via jahsonic)

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oyessi:

The burning of Giordano Bruno (1964) by Leonora Carrington.

(Source: l-ecoledulibertinage, via naranjitoo)

venusmilk:

Leonor Fini… Sphinx

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"That’s what art does, that’s what it’s for — to show you that what you think can be erased, cancelled, turned on its head by something you weren’t prepared for — by a work, by a play, a song, a scene in a movie, a painting, a collage, a cartoon, an advertisement — something that has the power that reaches you far more strongly than it reaches the person standing next to you, or even anyone else on Earth — art that produces a revelation that you might not be able to explain or pass on to anyone else, a revolution that you desperately try to share in your own words, in your own work."

A fine addition to history’s finest definitions of art from Greil Marcus’s fantastic 2013 SVA commencement address on how the division of high vs. low robs art of its essence. (via explore-blog)

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german-expressionists:

Paul Klee, Ravaged Land, 1921 

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robertrauschenberg:

Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper—Studio N.Y.C., 1958; photograph; gelatin silver print

Source: http://www.sfmoma.org/explore/collection/artwork/29490##ixzz2TN8YLSB2 
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

In honor of Jasper Johns’ birthday today.

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bartleby-company:

Yayoi Kusuma

(Source: larameeee)

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forages:

Constantin Brancusi / Timidity / 1928

(via iloverainandcoffee)

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mannequinsvitrine:

Hannah Höch - Dada Dolls, 1920.

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chaboneobaiarroyoallende:

Beuys

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