Meet Péjú Oshin, Jackson’s Art Prize 2025 Guest Judge
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, Art Materials Techniques Oil Painting Watercolour Painting Acrylic Painting Pastel Painting Drawing Printmaking Studio and General Glossary of Art Terms FAQs Submit Your Idea Interviews Features Artist Interviews Features Editorials Shop Materials Jackson’s Art Prize Online Gallery Jackson's Art Prize 2025 Jackson's Competitions Meet Péjú Oshin , Jacksonâ s Art Prize 2025 Guest Judge Published : 21st January 2025 by Josephine Zentner Comments : 0 Curator , writer and lecturer Péjú Oshin is a Guest Judge for Jacksonâ s Art Prize 2025. Her work explores the intersection of art , style , and culture , with a focus on liminal theory and diasporic narratives . Oshin supports artists at various career stages , collaborating with emerging talents and cultural producers at institutions
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I want to share with you one of the few paintings my dad ever did. (You can see it below, but make sure to read the rest of this post for context.) He painted it in 1972, some 53 years ago. He was 26 at the time and lived with an artist friend named John. ... Read more
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Shoppers can browse a range of works in a special Sarabande foundation pop-up called House of Bandits 
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The annual meeting of the World Economic Forum features a glacier-themed opening concert, specially commissioned exhibitions from leading digital and craft-based artists and a cultural table featuring global figures from arts and sport 
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Spanish-born painter Alberto Ortega brings a sharp eye to the sprawling conformity of American suburban life.
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: Life Lessons from Dinosaurs Art from Dinotopia plus whimsical wisdom James Gurney This weblog by Dinotopia creator James Gurney is for illustrators , plein-air painters , sketchers , comic artists , animators , art students , and writers . You'll find practical studio tips , insights into the making of the Dinotopia books , and first-hand reports from art schools and . museums Blog Index Academic Painters 609 Animals 323 Animation 135 Architecture 37 Art By Committee 44 Art Podcasts 3 Art Schools 105 Audio 35 Book reviews 82 Casein Painting 91 Catskill Mountains 11 Clementoons 12 Color 248 Color and Light Book 83 Comics Cartooning 169 Composition 105 Computer Graphics 107 Dinosaurs 112 Dinotopia 231 Effects Phenomena 44 Elementary Schools 10 Figure Drawing 65 GJ Book Club 7 Golden Age
Here are 6 books that delve into the life and times of the Pop Art movement legend.
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When it comes to Claude Monet and many of the other master painters, there tend to be a few dozen wildly popular paintings that dominate our attention. We all know of Claude Monet’s Impression, Sunrise, Woman With a Parasol, and his Water Lilies series. But what about the hundreds or thousands of other paintings that ... Read more
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Harrison Fisher’s pastel portrait of George M. Cohan captures his debonair energy with masterful textures, tonal control, and expressive detail.
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Celebrate the 15 talented prizewinners and 25 honorable mentions selected by our esteemed jurors from among many hundreds of worthy entries.
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Art Materials Techniques Oil Painting Watercolour Painting Acrylic Painting Pastel Painting Drawing Printmaking Studio and General Glossary of Art Terms FAQs Submit Your Idea Interviews Features Artist Interviews Features Editorials Shop Materials Jackson’s Art Prize Online Gallery Features Editorials The Use of Silver in Art Published : 2nd January 2025 by Evie Hatch Comments : 0 Silver is a precious metal that has been used in art around the world for thousands of years . Along with its distinctive shine , it has long been believed to have magical and healing properties . This article explores some of the ways that silver has been used throughout art history , from Japanese lacquer painting to European silverpoint drawing . The Use of Silver in Art Silver is a soft , malleable metal that
Denmark-based artist Silja Salmistu’s commitment to spontaneity, experimentation, and emotional resonance enlivens her floral and still life subjects.
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: Curriculum About Pricing Free Tips Blog Log In Contact Curriculum About Pricing Free Tips Blog Log In Contact Congratulations VAA Alumni Student Georgie Rey : Selected for this years Pastel Art Society Exhibition Copy Share Pin Email Tweet 0 Shares Get free painting tips and plein air painting techniques  sent straight to your inbox or on my social media . Well done Georgie It’s always great news when a graduate of the Virtual Art Academy has a major success . So huge congratulations to Georgie Rey for being accepted into 2024 Pastel Art Society Exhibition at the Mall Galleries in January February 2024. Not only that , but her painting Buriton Farm In Turquoise White Wild Flowers” has been accepted for the Royal Society of British Artists RBA Exhibition at the Mall Galleries , London
Curriculum About Pricing Free Tips Blog Log In Contact Curriculum About Pricing Free Tips Blog Log In Contact The Top Three Reasons Why The Way You Learn How To Paint Means Your Paintings Are Not Getting Any Better Share Pin Email Tweet 0 Shares Are you really keen to learn how to paint well , but are just continually getting frustrated with your progress No matter how many books you read , or videos you watch , your paintings are just not getting any better Ask yourself these three important questions and you may discover : why Question 1 : Does your learning process look like this Is your main method for learning how to paint , buying and building a large collection of book on different ways to paint , watching dozens of DVD’s or online videos of painting demonstrations , browsing one
The Virginia artist turned her home’s basement into a versatile and hospitable place for the art and business of painting, proving a studio doesn’t need to be fancy to be functional.
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