Bell Tower [Flickr]
By Raoul Pop on Feb 28, 2015 in: italy, art, architecture, europe, cities
Raoul Pop posted a photo: Piazza di San Marco, Venice, Italy.
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Photo series captures manly men posing with their adorable cats
By Mashable on Feb 27, 2015 in: Art, Photography, Cats
Move over, dogsCats are man's new best friend. In his series Men and Cats, photographer David Williams captures the bond between the two companions, using his male, cat-loving friends as subjects. Williams hopes to help destroy the stereotype of cats...
Ryder Ripps, the 28-year-old conceptual artist, has created a site-specific Internet-related exhibition, “Alone Together,” for Red Bull Studios New York.
Family Comes Full Circle for Eric Morecambe Portrait Framer
By Am I scary For you? Minstrelsy, Metamorphosis and Michael Jackson on Feb 27, 2015 in: art, performance, pop culture
English: Statue of Eric Morecambe in Morecambe, Lancashire, England (Photo credit: Wikipedia)Tom Chesters of Bay Framing, who will frame important new portrait of Eric Morecambe. FAMILY COMES FULL CIRCLE FOR ERIC MORECAMBE PICTURE FRAMER &n...
The graffiti artist Banksy posted a two-minute movie on his website this week, with short clips of Palestinian citizens standing amid rubble and what appear to be armed Israeli soldiers.
A Tribute to the Printer Aldus Manutius, and the Roots of the Paperback
By Media Decoder on Feb 26, 2015 in: Art
The exhibition, “Aldus Manutius: A Legacy More Lasting Than Bronze,” includes nearly 150 Aldines, or books from the press that Aldus founded in Venice in 1494.
Photoshop wizard bends reality with hundreds of photographs
By Mashable on Feb 25, 2015 in: Art, Photography, Pictures
These pictures are not animations or complex drawings. Self-taught photographer and retoucher Erik Johansson explains on his website that "he doesn't capture moments, he captures ideas." And well, some of his ideas are pretty weird. The Berlin-based...
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