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“The moment when I can work no more, when the novel or collection of short stories or book-length essay is as done as it’ll ever be, I go looking for works of art that match it tonally. I listen to music with an acquisitive ear. I watch pieces of movies whose titles intrigue me. Most of all, I scan through dozens of websites that collect images by contemporary artists. And then I try to solidify the relationship by using those works as my cover art.” The New Yorker’s Ben Greenman on choosing the cover art for his books.

blue-voids:

Davide Balliano

blue-voids:

Danny McCaw

exhibition-ism:

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Pen on paper

2012

blue-voids:

Pablo Picasso - The Blind Man’s Meal, 1903

cavetocanvas:

Ellen Gallagher, Drexciya, 1997

blue-voids:

Matthew Stone - Uncondistional Commitment to Sacred Love, 2010

exhibition-ism:

We just love these mystical silhouetted works from Simon Prades 

blue-voids:

Wolfgang Lettl - The Transfiguration, 1977

exhibition-ism:

Arrested Motion gives us a sneak peek into the studio of Melissa Haslam.

Her new solo show entitled ‘Floating Garden’ opens up March 2nd at LeBasse Projects in Culver City CA

contemporary-art-blog:

Wilhelm Sasnal artist from Poland, Untitled 2009
Contemporary-Art-Blog

contemporary-art-blog:

Wilhelm Sasnal artist from Poland, Untitled (Swiniopas / Swineherd), 2008>
Contemporary-Art-Blog

tumblropenarts:

 Two Dogs, Geric Alonzo,

Watercolor on paper, 2013.

blue-voids:

Julian Vadas - Myriad, 2011

Alexandra Levasseur

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