#visual-art

#visual-art

Franz Rosati's 'Datalake: Groundtruth' explores shifting realities and constructs in a chaotic visual universe.

The author views visual creation as a remix and emphasizes transparency with clients regarding the use of AI.

Hilton Als is a prominent figure in both writing and visual art, curating significant exhibitions while maintaining a clear boundary between his roles.

Helmut Lang reshapes his creative identity through sculpture, showcasing material transformation and blending past fashion elements into his current work.

Music can evoke vivid imagery and experiences beyond sound alone.

Stephen Malinowski's work transforms classical music through visual representations.

The popularity of illustrated literature has significantly declined since the late 19th century, making it a rarity today.

Harry Clarke's work in book illustration is an important yet often overlooked part of literary history.

Coldplay's 'A Film for the Future' is a collaborative visual project, premiering January 22, complementing their album 'Moon Music'.

Over 150 artists created unique visuals for the film, showcasing global artistic collaboration.

AI image prompts can help transform concepts into stunning visuals through clear, detailed descriptions.

The content on social media can swiftly blend mundane reality with bizarre and unsettling imagery, captivating audiences.

Nicolas Damiens' City Pop project revitalizes Singapore's urban landscape through nostalgic, pastel-washed photographic art reminiscent of the 1980s.

RaMell Ross's film Nickel Boys innovatively uses first-person perspective to evoke quiet intimacy rather than violence.

King Arthur's legendary court continues to influence modern art, culture, and imagination as evidenced by the Visualizing Camelot exhibit.

Ana Bagayan's exhibition Futurealism merges big-eyed figures with alien imagery, exploring human-alien hybrids through a new artistic style.

The show opens December 6th and features an interactive viewing experience with 3D glasses.

Astronomical images often use assigned colors to represent different gases, enhancing our understanding of celestial objects based on scientific observations.

Season 2 of Arcane impresses audiences, with Displate offering a new line of stunning metal posters and a book on the series' creation.

Spotify enhances user experience by collaborating with iconic visual creators to unify music and art.

Brooke Candy's artistry blends provocative visuals and candid lyrics, drawing inspiration from predecessors like Cher, Madonna, and Lady Gaga to establish her unique identity.

Ali Cherri's art explores themes of decay and rebirth through materials, interrogating power structures and hidden histories, especially related to trauma.

Barry McGee embodies San Francisco's artistic spirit, intertwining underground culture with fine art over nearly 40 years.

The Plucky Squire features stunning visuals that blend 2D and 3D art styles, creating an immersive and nostalgic gaming experience.

Art can profoundly change perceptions and provoke thought.

Sam Hamilton's 'Te Moana Meridian' seeks not just inspiration but concrete policy change on a global scale.

Baby Invasion challenges conventional cinema with its chaotic visuals and immersive experience, potentially alienating traditional audiences.

NYT Strands combines themes with word puzzles, challenging players who enjoy word games.

Jonathan Lethem's latest book, 'Cellophane Bricks: A Life in Visual Culture,' showcases his writings on visual art over four decades.

The Hnatyshyn Foundation awarded artist Curtis "Talwst" Santiago and curator Wanda Nanibush with Mid-Career Awards, recognizing excellence in visual art and curatorial work, respectively.

Visual art intersects with bioengineering through Anastasia Komar's hybridization of acrylic paintings and polymer sculptures.

DUMBO Improvement District announced its summer programming with free concerts and visual art exhibits under the Manhattan Bridge Archway.

Art used as a tool for complex conversations and narratives with distorted history and myths.

Jónsi's latest project as a visual artist is his first solo show in Europe, rooted in Iceland, showcasing ambitious installations.

Taeg Nishimoto uses spontaneous geometries in his collection.