Tuesday, February 7, 2017

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Contemporary with Classical Roots - Kehinde Wiley

Kehinde Wiley was born in Los Angeles in 1977, and the African-American artist works within the boundaries set by the Old European portrait masters like Titian. Wiley’s twist is that he frames the black cultural experience within the pomp, majesty and enormous gilded frames of white art history.

Wiley’s inspiration and work don’t exist in a vacuum. He openly acknowledges how heavily he’s influenced by the long string of artists and events that came before him with direct shout outs to the greats.  Thanks to Franglophone and .mic.  Follow Kehinde Wiley’s work on his Instagram.


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Modern BajaWith its clean-lined minimalist aesthetic and free...

















Modern Baja

With its clean-lined minimalist aesthetic and free flowing interiors, this striking Airbnb rental in San Jose Del Cabo will impress even the most discerning design devotee.

The house is blindingly modern and boasts an elegant fully-equipped kitchen and an expansive indoor/outdoor living room that opens onto dazzling white pool area.

Equally serene, the bedroom comes with its own entrance and lovely private patio overlooking the ocean.

The water castle, Montpellier



The water castle, Montpellier

The Major Franklin House, Leadvale, Tennessee



The Major Franklin House, Leadvale, Tennessee

The Girl Scouts of the U.S. Building, New York CIty



The Girl Scouts of the U.S. Building, New York CIty

Christian Kerez - Apartment building on Forsterstrasse, Zürich...

The scale model of the Ohio Bell Telephone Building



The scale model of the Ohio Bell Telephone Building

The Monumento a la Raza, Mexico City



The Monumento a la Raza, Mexico City

The Chateau de l’Orfrasiere, France



The Chateau de l’Orfrasiere, France

The Mont-des-Oiseaux, France



The Mont-des-Oiseaux, France

The ruins of the Chateau de Plessis-de-Roye, France



The ruins of the Chateau de Plessis-de-Roye, France

Christian Kerez - House with one wall, Zurich 2007....

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Contemporary Artist Hebru Brantley

Artist Hebru Brantley has a new show coming up at Vertical Gallery in February 2017. From their website:

Brantley’s pop-infused contemporary art is inspired by Japanese anime and the bold aesthetics of street art pioneers Jean-Michel Basquiat, KAWS and Keith Haring. Eat Crap King explores the relationship between the two major contemporary art archetypes of Basquiat and Andy Warhol. Placing the two artistic celebrities in the same two-dimensional frame, it fosters inquiries of power, race and the true nature of the celebrity relationship. The work considers the chasm between the two in their artistic careers. Warhol became a representative of the traditional institutionalized art world status, while Basquiat remained more rebellious and navigated the art world through non-conforming means previous to his death.

Thanks to Widewalls. See more of Hebru Brantley’s work on our previous post and on his Instagram.


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