Walls are an artistic stress test for many people. Choosing the right motif, colors, frame and size is often too binding. After all, it is something that will hang in a visible place for months, even years. What if it were possible to change artwork without expensive printing, without cumbersome frames and without the eternal dilemma of "is this really me"? BLOOMIN8 offers exactly that - an E-Ink picture frame - the freedom to let art adapt to you, not the other way around. It is the world's first smart E-Ink frame that displays images in a full color palette, while maintaining the appearance of a real print on paper. It works completely without cables, without screen glare and without constant power consumption.

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If you love art and are looking for an unforgettable experience during your Paris vacation, then Le Meurice is the answer.

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If you have a bit of an artistic soul in you or you are a history buff, then seeing the new exhibitions is definitely something that makes you happy. That is why we have prepared a list of exhibitions that can brighten up the shortening autumn days and fill your senses with inspiration and new knowledge.

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Are you wondering how to spend the last summer month? If you have a bit of an artistic soul in you, then you can rejoice, because there is no shortage of exhibitions at this time. We have prepared 6 interesting exhibitions for you, which will bring inspiration to your mind and thus make your hot days more beautiful.

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Hot summer days are undoubtedly worth brightening up with a bit of art. We have prepared for you a selection of theaters from different parts of Slovenia, which offer a wide variety of shows and productions this year.

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With its architecture and bits of history that you can encounter at every turn, Ljubljana is a paradise for artistic souls. What are the corners that will fill your mind with inspiration and that you may not know about yet?

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Area Flair covers various architectural styles, local atmosphere of cities and regions and culturally interesting and special places - from locations street art to city districts with a rich history. The campaign features both well-known tourist attractions and small towns that, with their regional roots, history or current cultural program, arouse the interest of potential guests in traveling to Germany.

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The Louvre has put its entire art collection online, allowing people around the world to immerse themselves in the world of art and history from home and for free. This is an opportunity not to be missed!

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With an online event, IKEA officially presented the IKEA Art Event 2021 collection with the aim of exploring the border between art and function and what to do with a work of art that has the function of an everyday object. For this limited collection of ten items, IKEA collaborated with some of the most contemporary artists such as Daniel Arsham, Gelchop, Humans since 1982, Sabina Marcelis and Stefan Marx.

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In the days filled with anxiety caused by the coronavirus pandemic, art institutions and museums have decided to share some works from their museum collections with a wide, global public.

The post Teh 6 “hashtagov” vam odpira vrata v svet umetnosti v času izolacije in karantene appeared first on City Magazine.

Banksy has opened his online store Gross Domestic Product - GDP, where you can buy his iconic pieces, such as the protective jacket worn by Stormzy at the Glastonbury festival or the t-shirts decorated with his artwork. But Banksy wouldn't be Banksy if there wasn't a noose hiding somewhere.

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The Natural Cannabis company organizes the High Art competition every year, which aims to combine cannabis with creativity. The works of art that earned the title of the best in the High Art 2019 competition are truly amazing!

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Founded in 1793, the Louvre National Museum in Paris became richer for the famous glass pyramid 30 years ago. On the occasion of the jubilee, he received a very special gift.

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The unrealistic, perfect image of the dolls and their influence on the self-image of women still stirs up spirits - the toy industry creates proportionally shaped barbies, which affects the understanding of the beauty of girls all over the world from an early age. The perfect appearance has thus become an ideal that we all must achieve. Olga Kamenetskaya wants to change this illusion, so she removed the make-up from all the barbies. And what are they like now?

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Anyone can become an artist if they have enough imagination and creativity. Worn-out items that you no longer need can be turned into real works of art with a little effort.

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Graffiti is most often associated with bad things, as various subcultures use it to express their rebellion. This does not mean, however, that we do not classify them as works of art. What's more, some graffiti is worth admiring.

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Dino Valls is a master at diving into the human psyche, as he has created a series of portraits that show naked women somewhere between pain and beauty. At times, his hyperreal artworks are painful to look at, as they evoke the deepest feelings.

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Creatives have once again proven that art knows no boundaries, as it hides in all forms and manifests itself in different ways. The astonishing but at the same time bizarre move by the scientists definitely bore fruit.

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Books are not only for reading, but we can also use them to show our creativity. James Trevino has 1,100 books in his collection, but on social networks, where he is followed by 130,000 people, he became famous not because he is a bookworm, but because his imagination is inconceivable.

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The best works of art are not only created in studios and museums, but also on the streets.

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People do not realize the consequences that humanity has on the planet until the moment when nature strikes back. Fortunately, life on Earth is still safe for many people, but a reminder of how life can turn into hell overnight is a large plastic whale that vividly depicts the horrific consequences of human actions.

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If you don't have a gift for drawing, but you want to create, even if it seems absurd, it's worth trying the 'Make Stuff With Butt' technique.

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Artists, dancers, admirers interpret in different ways what this fascinating body language, which creates satisfaction in the human soul with every movement, means to each individual. With these photos of professional dancers, this American photographer shows that dance is much more than just art.

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Who says art is boring? In the past, we could only view works of art in museums, without touching or approaching them. Today, however, they have also moved to the Internet and have acquired a new, offbeat meaning that will make you smile.

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On the last Saturday in March, the premises of the Slovenian Temple of Culture will be occupied by quality Slovenian and foreign designers of unique clothing, fashion accessories, jewelry, as well as photographers, painters, ceramicists and other artists who communicate their life stories with their artistic and unique works and faithfully follow their creative heart . Welcome to ARTish 2018.

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30-year-old Jago Jacopo Cardillo from Italy taught himself sculpting - with tireless work and endless love for this art form. Cardillo is living proof that perseverance and patience can go a long way. Today, he creates incredibly realistic statues that even Michelangelo would be proud to sign. You can see them in the article.

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The Švicarija Creative Center is a new cultural, educational and creative center located in the exceptional surroundings of Ljubljana's Tivoli City Park and is part of the International Graphic Arts Center. It offers working and living studios for local artists and residencies for international artists, and it also hosts a lively cultural program.

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Many of us have tattoos. Some have a deeper meaning, others are pretty to look at. And although the true meaning is known only to the wearer, the beauty of the tattoo is visible to all. Chen Ji, a Chinese tattoo artist, pays homage to Chinese culture with her beautiful tattoos.

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Some painters create such realistic and plastic pictures that it is hard to believe that they are not photographs. Alexa Meade does the opposite. Instead of canvas, she herself uses models that she colors with acrylic paints. Their skin is her canvas and the result is extraordinary. Although you may think that these are artistic pictures, they are "just" photographs.

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Rune Guneriussen is an installation artist. He places everyday objects in remote Norwegian landscapes and thus conjures up a real fairy tale in which even 'hard' objects come to life.

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Dinara Kasko, a 28-year-old Ukrainian baker, has set the bar in dessert baking a little higher than average. We're not talking about the taste, we're talking about the shape. Dinara Kasko attended the Faculty of Architecture in Kharkiv, the second largest Ukrainian city. This, of course, is reflected in her baking creations, which are second to none.

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Excuse me? Let's start from the beginning. To start, imagine what your favorite song would sound like. Yes, what would it look like. On a sheet of paper, the facade of a house or a canvas, it doesn't matter. Think about what colors you would use, what characters you would draw, whether you would use brushes or something else, etc. Well, now you can hang your poem on the wall without crayons or other accessories. All you have to do is learn about Vibrato.

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Monuments and statues usually commemorate wars, memories and historical figures, but now also humor. Meet "Meme rock", the world's first monument dedicated to humor.

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French illustrator Jean Jullien has designed new labels for wines of the Majestic Wine brand, which, instead of the name, awards and type of wine, use pictorial images to describe the feelings conjured up by the wine. Jean Jullien Majestic Wine is a series of wines that are so beautiful that the bottles alone are worth buying.

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Russian illustrator Nikita Golubev proved that dirty cars can be real art. And at a really high level. So when someone makes fun of your dirty car again, you can now explain to them that you support art.

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Artist Jeff Koons has joined forces with the fashion house Louis Vuitton to create a series of handbags and other fashion accessories with imitations of some of the most famous art paintings, such as Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, Vincent van Gogh's Cornfield with Cypresses and Peter Paul Rubens' Hunting the Tiger.

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The Tequila Cloud is exactly what you imagine. A cloud that rains drops of tequila. It is a marketing move by the Mexican Tourism Office, which invites tourists from Germany to its places. Well, he convinced us too!

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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It is therefore difficult to objectively assess what is beautiful and what is not. Especially when it comes to art that we enjoy subjectively. But that didn't stop the Museum of Bad Art MOBA (Museum of Bad Art), which is the first museum in the world dedicated to bad art. But it is a mistake to believe that it is a collection of scraps or children's drawings, but rather projects that flew high but landed low. And the motto of the museum? "Art too bad to ignore."

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Almost everyone who owns a computer or smartphone has experimented with photo editing at some point, but this Russian digital artist's work is better than any Instagram filter.

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Artists who think outside the box do not limit themselves to conventional materials such as wood, stone, clay, metal and glass. Blake McFarland is one of those. He creates sculptures from tires, and you can admire his masterpieces below.

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Basketball courts, indoor and outdoor, are more or less all the same. Parquet or concrete, marked with lines and any sponsors' markings or visiting teams. A Playground in Italy is a different kind of basketball court. It is an art installation, but it follows all the rules of the game.

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Multidisciplinary artist Bina Baitel's wall clock is a mix of device and meditative sculpture, with massive eyelashes instead of hands.

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Every artist is looking for their own style, and illustrator Scott Uminga found it in layering. Its geometric style is actually an illustrated derivation of Fong Qi Wei's unique photographs, showing all the nuances of the day in one photograph.

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Cate Blanchett is such a good movie actress that she can change personas like shirts. This is proven in the film installation Manifesto, in which he plays 13 different roles, through which he represents different artistic movements.

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Just like the Museum of Illusions in Ljubljana, the premises of the Brussels art gallery ING Art Center and the ERES-Stiftung in Munich honestly play with human perception. This was done by Peter Kogler, a world-renowned Austrian artist who made you question your senses with his monochromatic graphics.

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Many artists do not 'trust' classic art materials such as paint, stone, clay, wood, etc. Ian Berry is one of those. He discovered a very special niche. Instead of paint, he uses jeans or pieces of it.

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An art painting can perfectly complement a room, but finding the right one, one that we will be happy to look at for years and years, without getting tired of it, can be a difficult task. Electric Objects makes it a lot easier for you with the EO2. It is a large HD LCD screen with a matte frame for displaying artistic images that do not require you to commit to one image forever, but you can change them like shirts, as easily as the wallpaper on your phone or computer screen.

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Artist Gary Lockwood, better known as Freehand Profit, is no ordinary artist. In contrast to most of the others, he does not use classic materials such as wood, clay, glass, stone, etc., as he makes masks and helmets from used sneakers.

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More than 25,000 colorful paper flowers adorn the 6-meter-high atrium of a shopping mall in Omotesando, Tokyo. The visually stunning scene is part of the latest installation by French-born Emmanuelle Moureaux, who created this vibrant work as part of the Setting the Future in Motion exhibition.

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Vases come in very different shapes, but ceramicist Greg Payce's vases are something special from this point of view. Take a closer look and you'll know what we're talking about. Hint, read between the lines or in this case, between the vases.

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Usually, we don't need much convincing when it comes to chocolate. Unless you follow a strict diet, few people can resist it. Even the biggest chocoholics can have trouble with these incredibly realistic Sarah Hardy chocolate products. The British woman disguises chocolate as a human heart, insects, fossils, frogs, etc. and so realistic that they fool anyone.

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Liu Bolin is a Chinese artist who masters the body painting technique. He knows how to paint himself so well that he literally blends in with his surroundings. He usually creates by finding a suitable background, choosing colors and starting painting himself. He has already stood in front of the Chinese flag, in front of the train, in front of various buildings, in front of trees, and sometimes he also sits down or lies down on the ground. In his last project, however, he painted other bodies and created replicas of two recognizable art paintings from the painted bodies.

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Some say that anyone can be an artist. Perhaps true, but certainly not every talented artist. And the proof is these incredibly talented artists, whose artwork you will have to look at more than once.

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Ever since Donald Trump was elected as the 45th president of the United States, we have been listening to the reactions of politicians, businessmen, celebrities and other individuals whose words count for something. Since you probably already have the statement at the top of your head, we preferred to look at how artists reacted to the election of the Slovenian son-in-law to the position of American president.

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Street Art 2.0 is an art project by Philippe Echaroux, in which this Frenchman uses light instead of sprays and, in contrast to graffiti, otherwise the most typical representatives of street art, his works harmlessly intervene in the space. For his last canvas, he chose a tropical rainforest, where by projecting portraits of the Surui tribe onto the treetops, he drew attention to the problem and consequences of excessive deforestation.

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Photographer Paul Maria Schneggenburger has always been fascinated by sleep, the state when the body is inactive and resting, when the senses and the mind are withdrawn so much that the mind does not receive anything. At that time, the Dutchman turns on his camera and, with the help of a long exposure time, photographs people while they sleep, creating the feeling that they are leaving a trace with their unconscious movement. they dance in their sleep.

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Do you consider yourself an art connoisseur? Then Chinese pop star Jane Zhang's Dust My Shoulders Off music video is perfect for you to test your art skills. In it, many famous art paintings come to life. Do you recognize them all?

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Do you have too much money? Don't know where to go with it? But maybe it can keep you warm like Pablo Escobar's family once did. The unusual coffee table is the work of Barcelona-based Amarist Studio and Alejandro Monge and is the latest contribution to their Too Much? series of artworks that expose the vulnerabilities of money and its true value. The glass table, which holds a burning pyramid of 50-euro bills behind the case, creates the illusion that the money is actually burning with the help of a flame on top.

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Just over a year ago, French designer Julien Nonnon projected digital graffiti in the form of wild animals in a hipster guise onto Parisian buildings. This time, he projected couples kissing in the French style onto the facades of the French capital.

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The unusual exhibition Hidden - Revealed (from October 6 to 31, 2016) is currently on view at the Creative Gallery, which reveals what is usually hidden from view. On it, the artist and photographer Bojan Sobočan, who has been creating casts of children's legs and arms and pregnant bellies for years, exhibits casts of the most intimate part of the female body - the vagina.

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