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ON THE HORIZON 30" x 30" #abstractart #abstractartist #worksoncanvas #debbretonart #intuitiveartist #californiaartist #artforbreakfast #artsrow #artsbeautifulx #artsgodz #todaysartreport #artcollector #wallart #decor #homedecorlovers #abstractexpressionism #paintingoftheday #artoftheday #instaart #paintings #moodygrams #modernart #paintdrips #moodyart #squarepainting #mixedmediaartist #artforthehome

Abstract & Portrait Artist ( @debbretonart )

ON THE HORIZON 30" x 30" #abstractart #abstractartist #worksoncanvas #debbretonart #intuitiveartist #californiaartist #artforbreakfast #artsrow #artsbeautifulx #artsgodz #todaysartreport #artcollector #wallart #decor #homedecorlovers #abstractexpressionism #paintingoftheday #artoftheday #instaart #paintings #moodygrams #modernart #paintdrips #moodyart #squarepainting #mixedmediaartist #artforthehome

San Francisco Bay Area

3:02pm 02/22/2019 0 0

Arty Thursday - environmental art at the David Brower Center in Berkeley. The upcoming exhibition is all about our oceans and ecosystems, and their fragile balance. I only sneaked a peek at these two pieces, but looks like it's going to be a great show! Opens Friday, February 22 from 6-8 pm in downtown Berkeley. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Five Bay Area artists, inspired by the legendary environmentalist David Brower's activism. Pictured: Ethan Estess, Ocean artist+scientist from Santa Cruz, CA, who uses reclaimed materials to tell stories about the marine environment. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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The Brower Center’s Executive Director, Laurie Rich, says “The five Bay Area artists featured in Sea Change continue in David Brower’s tradition of employing art for conservation. The safeguarding of sea turtles portrayed by Lauren Elder (@laurenelder), the ocean-themed installation from Sukey Bryan (#sukeybryan), the South Bay salt pond grids of Barbara Boissevain (@barbaraboissevain), the foreshore Bay Trail drawings of Sarah Newton (@sarahmnewton), and the waves fashioned by Ethan Estess (@ethan.estess.art.science) from reclaimed fishing rope, are all art of advocacy. While our world may be as tumultuous as the ocean herself, these Bay Artists embody the endless hope found in the tenacity of Earth.” ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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#foundobject #reuse #reclaimedmaterials #reclaimed #art #artstagram #artshow #exhibition #contemporaryart #artinstallation #artist #fineart #environmentalart #artistsofinstagram #artists #artist #artsy #instaart #beautiful #instagood #gallery #masterpiece #creative #photooftheday #instaartist #artoftheday #abstract #stayabstract #instaabstract

Changemaker Creative ( @changemakercreativeco )

Arty Thursday - environmental art at the David Brower Center in Berkeley. The upcoming exhibition is all about our oceans and ecosystems, and their fragile balance. I only sneaked a peek at these two pieces, but looks like it's going to be a great show! Opens Friday, February 22 from 6-8 pm in downtown Berkeley. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Five Bay Area artists, inspired by the legendary environmentalist David Brower's activism. Pictured: Ethan Estess, Ocean artist+scientist from Santa Cruz, CA, who uses reclaimed materials to tell stories about the marine environment. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ The Brower Center’s Executive Director, Laurie Rich, says “The five Bay Area artists featured in Sea Change continue in David Brower’s tradition of employing art for conservation. The safeguarding of sea turtles portrayed by Lauren Elder (@laurenelder), the ocean-themed installation from Sukey Bryan (#sukeybryan ), the South Bay salt pond grids of Barbara Boissevain (@barbaraboissevain), the foreshore Bay Trail drawings of Sarah Newton (@sarahmnewton), and the waves fashioned by Ethan Estess (@ethan.estess.art.science) from reclaimed fishing rope, are all art of advocacy. While our world may be as tumultuous as the ocean herself, these Bay Artists embody the endless hope found in the tenacity of Earth.” ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #foundobject #reuse #reclaimedmaterials #reclaimed #art #artstagram #artshow #exhibition #contemporaryart #artinstallation #artist #fineart #environmentalart #artistsofinstagram #artists #artist #artsy #instaart #beautiful #instagood #gallery #masterpiece #creative #photooftheday #instaartist #artoftheday #abstract #stayabstract #instaabstract

3:01pm 02/22/2019 0 2

Preview from our @AsiaWeekNY exhibition; The Boddhisattva of wisdom, Mañjuśrī, 14-15th century, Tibet, 11.6 h × 8.0 w × 7.0 d cm, Bronze alloy with traces of mercuric gilding, Inscribed along base
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Mañjuśrī, the Boddhisattva of Wisdom, is depicted iconically, with hands in dharmacakra mudra, each holding lotus stems with utpala flowers supporting the symbols of wisdom (sword and book). Several stylistic features are of note. The strap going around the waist is bound at the knee with a piece of cloth that hangs down to the ankle. Thin horizontal striations accentuate the jewel studded belt and other jewelry hanging from the waist. The third eye (urna) is a long rectangle, and the thick chainlike braids of hair are knotted into a crown, while one braid hangs down the front, a thick braid to either side, and three braids together straight down the back. Multiple pieces of cloth hang from the waist on the backside, one to either side, and a loop and a singlet from the center.
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This work is stylistically extremely similar to a bronze depicting the Boddhisattva Maitreya in the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco. The second line of the inscription is identical as well. The two works, however, are not from the same set, as evidenced by (a) the difference in size (14cm vs 12 cm height), (b) the difference in the alloy composition, (c) the presence of gold pigment on the present work, (d the flatter rendering of the utpala flowers here. This work may be slightly earlier than the 15th century work. The phrase dpal 'bar refers symbolically to person who commissioned the work, making reference to their role in leading people; reading bdag as the royal I, it is likley that the work was commissioned by a a pious king (chos rgyal). There likely existed a tradition of patronage of icons of Boddhisattvas in this particular style, starting from the 14th-15th century, and extending to the 18th century. -
#Boddhisattva #Wisdom #Manjusri #NavinKumarGallery #Exhibition #Upcoming #NewYork #AsiaWeek #AsiaWeekNY #14century #15century #Tibet #China #TibetanArt #Bronze #Alloy #Preview #AsianArt #Inscription #ThirdEye #Crown #SouthEastAsianArt #HimalayanArt #ArtOfTheDay #Sculpture

Navin Kumar Gallery ( @navinkumargallery )

Preview from our @AsiaWeekNY exhibition; The Boddhisattva of wisdom, Mañjuśrī, 14-15th century, Tibet, 11.6 h × 8.0 w × 7.0 d cm, Bronze alloy with traces of mercuric gilding, Inscribed along base - Mañjuśrī, the Boddhisattva of Wisdom, is depicted iconically, with hands in dharmacakra mudra, each holding lotus stems with utpala flowers supporting the symbols of wisdom (sword and book). Several stylistic features are of note. The strap going around the waist is bound at the knee with a piece of cloth that hangs down to the ankle. Thin horizontal striations accentuate the jewel studded belt and other jewelry hanging from the waist. The third eye (urna) is a long rectangle, and the thick chainlike braids of hair are knotted into a crown, while one braid hangs down the front, a thick braid to either side, and three braids together straight down the back. Multiple pieces of cloth hang from the waist on the backside, one to either side, and a loop and a singlet from the center. - This work is stylistically extremely similar to a bronze depicting the Boddhisattva Maitreya in the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco. The second line of the inscription is identical as well. The two works, however, are not from the same set, as evidenced by (a) the difference in size (14cm vs 12 cm height), (b) the difference in the alloy composition, (c) the presence of gold pigment on the present work, (d the flatter rendering of the utpala flowers here. This work may be slightly earlier than the 15th century work. The phrase dpal 'bar refers symbolically to person who commissioned the work, making reference to their role in leading people; reading bdag as the royal I, it is likley that the work was commissioned by a a pious king (chos rgyal). There likely existed a tradition of patronage of icons of Boddhisattvas in this particular style, starting from the 14th-15th century, and extending to the 18th century. - #Boddhisattva #Wisdom #Manjusri #NavinKumarGallery #Exhibition #Upcoming #NewYork #AsiaWeek #AsiaWeekNY #14century #15century #Tibet #China #TibetanArt #Bronze #Alloy #Preview #AsianArt #Inscription #ThirdEye #Crown #SouthEastAsianArt #HimalayanArt #ArtOfTheDay #Sculpture

Navin Kumar Gallery

3:01pm 02/22/2019 0 0

Yah itulah diriku
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. Dibenci karena memberontak
. Dicintai Karena mau memberontak
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. At first, our individuals in Indonesia are individuals with many characters, lots of potentials. And just as long as the individual par character is slowly and unconsciously killed. Even character killings in Indonesian society occur lively, together or en masse
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. We just see what is around us, many teenagers who are equipped from their parents' homes have different personalities that have different characters. But after they entered the campus. Their characters are killed to follow the character aspired by their university. What might be these characters are characters who are not themselves
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. For example, you are someone with an intellectual character you are good at calculating, you are smart in terms of public speaking then you are required to study literature in order to reach the ideal of the campus to go international. What is clearly the character is not you
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. Of course, it is very disturbing, right ?, you are forced to eat chili even though you don't like it spicy. To take action, the movement of students is now increasingly restricted. Students are given many tasks so that they do not criticize the wrong things that are around them, including character assassinations. Brands are not aware that their characters have been restrained and killed. To make students have individualistic characters and personalities and are increasingly distant from society and forget their duties to contribute to society
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. NB:
. Ketika ada orang yang bertanya;
. Kenapa tidak membuat karya-karya lagi Rid?
. Urang Jawab;
. Urang masih mau dibunuh karakternya oleh para pembunuh karakter bodoh bloon yang punya jabatan dan gelar yang banyak!. Jadi urang mesti berjuang keneh untuk membuat karakter urang bisa menghancurkan para pembunuh-pembunuh karakter!!.
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. Btw, sorry Bahasa Inggrisnya acak kadut. Da urangmh orang Sunda...
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. #art #article #quotes #toptags #indonesia #bandung #artist #words #openminded #sketch #artistic #visualsoflife #jakarta #masterpiece #instagood #instaart #instaartist #australia #graphic #photooftheday #artoftheday #gallery #creative #gallery

Arid Feirefiz ( @feirefiz4 )

Yah itulah diriku . . Dibenci karena memberontak . Dicintai Karena mau memberontak . . At first, our individuals in Indonesia are individuals with many characters, lots of potentials. And just as long as the individual par character is slowly and unconsciously killed. Even character killings in Indonesian society occur lively, together or en masse . . We just see what is around us, many teenagers who are equipped from their parents' homes have different personalities that have different characters. But after they entered the campus. Their characters are killed to follow the character aspired by their university. What might be these characters are characters who are not themselves . . For example, you are someone with an intellectual character you are good at calculating, you are smart in terms of public speaking then you are required to study literature in order to reach the ideal of the campus to go international. What is clearly the character is not you . . Of course, it is very disturbing, right ?, you are forced to eat chili even though you don't like it spicy. To take action, the movement of students is now increasingly restricted. Students are given many tasks so that they do not criticize the wrong things that are around them, including character assassinations. Brands are not aware that their characters have been restrained and killed. To make students have individualistic characters and personalities and are increasingly distant from society and forget their duties to contribute to society . . NB: . Ketika ada orang yang bertanya; . Kenapa tidak membuat karya-karya lagi Rid? . Urang Jawab; . Urang masih mau dibunuh karakternya oleh para pembunuh karakter bodoh bloon yang punya jabatan dan gelar yang banyak!. Jadi urang mesti berjuang keneh untuk membuat karakter urang bisa menghancurkan para pembunuh-pembunuh karakter!!. . . Btw, sorry Bahasa Inggrisnya acak kadut. Da urangmh orang Sunda... . . #art #article #quotes #toptags #indonesia #bandung #artist #words #openminded #sketch #artistic #visualsoflife #jakarta #masterpiece #instagood #instaart #instaartist #australia #graphic #photooftheday #artoftheday #gallery #creative #gallery

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