Art vs. Artist

... reminded of when I wrote about appreciating art as a reflection of its time, even...extensively, namely this: Can you separate the art from the artist? In a sort of ...-the-sin axiom, can you love the art and hate (or perhaps simply dislike, or... to be yes, you can respond to art without liking the artist. I think Phil ... allegations came out. I can separate the art from the artist. One of the earliest ...

Art in the Park 2009 in photos

Art in the Park 2009 took place within Willistead Park, in ...! One of the few "fine art" exhibitors left.  Making kettle corn!... bloom, despite the strike. No Art in the Park is complete ... of my favourite things about Art in the Park over the ... Willistead Manor.  The AGW's Art Rental & Sales had an exhibition ...I don't only go to Art in the Park for pictures,...

Ben Fan Art from " The Shape of Things to Come"

Hi! This is my first fan art posting, ever...and well I really like Ben. I thought this scene was really interesting and it had a real impact. I didn't really focus on much besides his face....so the ears and the hair...well it's kind of sketchy.

Art for Fuefuki-san

Title : Skipping Practice Recipient : fuefuki_san Pairing/Characters : Mizuki/Yuuta Rating : G

Art: wolf musical

Living Art:

So freaking brilliant and beautiful... Edina Tokodi 's living wall portraits . And her moss projects blow me away as well.

Art Of Noise Featuring Tom Jones - Kiss (1988)

[ART] hostage sukka sketch

ART / Two Men & A Motorbike – That Dumpster Scene. McCoy/Kirk. PG-13.

Title: Two Men & A Motorbike – That Dumpster Scene (Chapter 02 Illustration). Artist: nemoed Pairing(s): McCoy/Kirk. Rating: PG-13. Notes/Warnings: The boys completely neglect the concept of personal space. 'Bones shoves Jim against the side of the dumpster hard enough that Jim catches his breath. "You just can't stop, can you? It's always something with you. I've about lost ...

[Art] American Black Bear as Totem

American Black Bear as Totem The American black bear is a common bear species (with many subspecies) found throughout North America and well-adapted to the landscapes found throughout. They are powerful animals, able to stand on two legs, and run at fast speeds when necessary. American black bears - like most bears - are omnivores, changing their diet depending on seasonal availability. They ...