Julie

Realism

A new perception of perspective and reality, from Alexa Meade!

Today we meet a contemporary artist who challenges our concept of dimensions and reality by making 3D installations look like 2D canvases. Image: Alexa Meade Art, Instagram.

Landscapes

Toss Woollaston, New Zealand

Today we look at the art of a well known New Zealand artist who dedicated his life to art. Image: The Prow

Tribute

The Queen

Today we take a little time to reflect on the remarkable life of Queen Elizabeth II.

Printmaking

Perfect prints by Piranesi

Today we marvel at the processes making the fine detail in the prints of Giovanni Piranesi, an 18th century Italian printmaker, as described to us by Dr. Colin Holden. Image: metmuseum.org

Sculpture

Wonderful woodwork in Wales!

Today we meet a talented tree carver who loves to inspire and fire people’s imagination through his creations, made out of tree stumps or waste timber. Image: treecarving.co.uk

Post Impressionism

The avant garde Toulouse Lautrec

Today we look at another aspect of the work of Toulouse Lautrec - his posters, which were so important in the development of avant garde art, and are still popular today. Image: Etsy

Post Impressionism

The many facets of Henri Toulouse Lautrec

Today we learn something about the chequered life of Post-Impressionist Henri Toulouse-Lautrec and how it influenced his art. Image: The Art Story

Light

An immersive garden experience after dark – “Lightscape”

I recently visited an immersive, after-dark light show called "Lightscape" which has come to the Royal Botanic Gardens here in Melbourne, Australia. Image: timeout.com.au

Impressionism

Renoir's women....

Today we revisit the life and extraordinary work of Auguste-Pierre Renoir in some of our previous posts. We also view a summary of one aspect of his work in an Arts&Emotions video - his beautiful portrayal of women. Image: Arts&Emotions Facebook.

Murals

The impact of Flower Power and more!

Today we meet a mural artist who makes powerful and statements through her large scale works that appear right across the world. Image: moncaron.com

Glass

The Shakespeare Window

Today we look at one of the famous windows produced by the stained glass company of Ferguson and Urie, which is preserved in Melbourne, Australia. Image: Julie's photo.

Landscapes

Beautiful Dutch Vermeers

Today we look at the intrigue surrounding the forgery of the paitings of Dutch painter, Vermeer. You will also gain an overall appreciation of his iconic work in an Arts&Emotions video. Image: Arts&Emotions Facebook.

Post Impressionism

Paul Signac – a pioneer of Neo-Impressionism

Today we learn a little about the life of Paul Signac, who, along with his friend Georges Seurat, was a pioneer of the Pointillist painting style. Neo-impressionism followed on after the French Impressionists. Image: Wikimedia Commons

Impressionism

Monet in The Netherlands

Most people know and like the paitings of the French Impressionist, Claude Monet. But you may not be aware that Monet spent some time painting in the Netherlands. Today we showcase these paintings in another video from Arts&Emotions. Image: Arts&Emotions

Photography

Jobs that no longer exist today!

Today we celebrate the photography of yesteryear by looking at a number of jobs that no longer exist.... Image. Pinterest, Vancouver, Canada.

Thread and Needle

Unique tapestries from the Australian Tapestry Workshop

Today we look at two beautiful tapestries made by the Australian Tapestry Workshop, using French techniques dating back to the time of Louis XIV. Image: Julie's photo

Portraits

Controversial Modigliani

Today we look at a snapshot of Amadeo Modigliani's portraits of women in an Arts&Emotions video. People either love or hate his modern stlye - what do you think? Image: Arts&Emotions

Sculpture

An inspirational artist from a remote country town

Today we look at the extraordinary sculptures of an extraordinary man in a small country town - known as The Spanner Man! Image: Courtesy of Emily Stewart

Impressionism

The landscapes of Camille Pissarro

Today we revisit the life and extraordinary work of Camille Pissarro in one of our previous posts. We also view a summary of his strong landscapes in an Arts&Emotions video. Image: Arts&Emotions Facebook.

Portraits

"My Meeting with Nadine de Koenigswarter" by Hannah Starman

Hannah Starman enthralls us again with her engaging interview with Nadine de Koenigswarter who describes being a young "autodidact" searching for a way to satisfy her passion to create in a visual medium.

Street Art

The latest funky chalk art by David Zinn!

Today we return to take a light hearted look at the latest street chalk art by American artist, David Zinn. Image: Livingston Daily.

Post Impressionism

The landscapes of Paul Gauguin

Today we revisit the life and beautiful work of Paul Gauguin in a beautiful summary of his landscapes, in an Arts&Emotions video. Image: Arts&Emotions Facebook.

Sculpture

Bronze garden sculptures by Philip Jackson - Part 2

In Part 2 of our post about the sculptures of Philip Jackson, we visit the sculptures set in his own garden. Image: philipjacksonsculptures.co.uk

Sculpture

Bronze sculptures by Philip Jackson - Part 1

Today we see some of the public sculptures in the UK, made by Philip Jackson, as tributes to many famous figures. Image: philipjacksonsculptures.co.uk

Impressionism

Alfred Sisley's Riverscapes

Today we revisit the life and extraordinary work of Alfred Sisley in some of our previous posts. We also view a summary of his Riverscapes in an Arts&Emotions video....and some mystery and intrigue..... Image: Arts&Emotions Facebook