The Golden Arc - Mr. Dejo

Saint Luce - Orthodox Icons

Moonlit landscape - Adriaen Brouwer

Palestinian Saudi artist Dana Awartani will represent Saudi Arabia at the 2026 Venice Biennale. Her pavilion will be curated by Antonia Carver, director of Art Jameel, with assistance from Hafsa Alkhudairi.

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🎨✨ Embrace the magic of color! Each hue carries its own emotion and story, transforming blank canvases into realms of expression. Let your next masterpiece be a vibrant celebration of imagination! #Art #Creativity #ColorTheWorld

🎨 Embracing the transformative power of art! It's not just about creating; it's about expressing emotions, sparking conversations, and connecting with others. Every brushstroke tells a story. Let’s celebrate the beauty and diversity of artistic voices around the world! 🌍✨ #ArtMatters #Creativity

🎨 Embracing the beauty of imperfection, art allows us to see the world through unique lenses. Every brushstroke tells a story, every color evokes emotion. Let’s celebrate creativity in all its forms! #Art #Creativity #Inspiration

From our networks: Unfolding during Art Week Tokyo, Future of Nostalgia brings together 20 artists from the AlUla Artist Residency Programme, curated by Arnaud Morand and Ali Alghazzawi, on view until 16 November 2025.

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#ArtnetNews : Next week in Shanghai, as more than 240 galleries take part the city’s major art fairs, Art021 and West Bund Art and Design, a grand total of nine exhibitors will be posted up in the former French Concession for a toothsome-sounding event with an intriguing title:

Dancers - Franz Stuck

Philosophy of Art

• Art as Representation or Mimesis. Representation of art as an imitation or copying became the mainstream meaning of art in Greece. Plato first developed the idea of art as “mimesis,” which, in Greek, means copying or imitation. How immaculately it replicated the original subject became the measure of its value.


• Art as Expression of Emotional content. Dramatic, sublime and heartfelt art becomes a way to express oneself during the Romantic movement , with audience response becoming key to the valuation of the content. The emotions that were felt when the art was witnessed became its barometer for success.


• Art as Form. Formal qualities of art became influential in the 18th century, with the principles of art and design, like balance, rhythm, harmony and unity became as important as the content of the work of art.

Where would i be without you two...

you guys bring me happiness everyday
when i see you at school
or when we're walking home

when i need to cry on someones shoulder
you guys are the ones i would go to
and ones that would actually care

we have the best of times together
i remember the joke we shared months ago
the insides we have from everyday

when I'm mad at someone else
i go to talk to you guys
u can feel my anger and pain

where would i be without you two...

dedicated-
Casey D.(Gertrude) and Elaina H. I dont know what i would do without you two. You guys complete me i SO many ways. I love you guys and i always will!!!

Yes, this building is real. "Tower of Terror, Tokyo Disney." architecture building

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Photographs of Paris from the 19th century. 🎞️

These images were taken at a time when the city was beginning to piece itself back together after the Franco-Prussian War. https://t.co/jK5ZrFa25y

Types of Solar Eclipses

There are three types of solar eclipses:

• Total - the entire central portion of the sun is blocked out.


• Partial - only a part of the sun's surface is blocked out.


• Annular - only a small, ring-like sliver of light is seen from the sun's disc.

The moon's shadow has a central region (umbra) and an outer region (penumbra). If the umbra passes over you, the entire central portion of the sun will be blocked out, and you will see a total solar eclipse. If the penumbra passes over you, you will see a partial solar eclipse.

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Beautiful Art Photography Ideas - ArtHunter photo artistic

Why I Do It

Some things we do and we wonder why
We wish we could say why we did it
If you think about it you already know
You just don't want to admit it
You climb so high and wish to come down
When you're down you wish you were up
The worst feeling you could imagine
Wait till your down and you want back up
Pray to forget your life one more minute
It's all you need to get through the day
Kill yourself inside when you think
Wanting to be there all day
You're there and you wonder why
Why is this what you want
You're down and it kills you inside
And you realize it's all you want
Let me forget you, let me forget everything
I know its killing me, everything is
I hurt myself one way or the other
Right now, it doesn't matter what it is

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Write for yourself

You can’t predict what people will want to read. So don't worry about pleasing others.

Don’t try to visualize your audience; every reader is a different person. Don’t try to guess what sort of thing editors want to publish or what you think the country is in a mood to read. Editors and readers don’t know what they want to read until they read it. Besides, they’re always looking for something new.