Electric light is an essential element of a piece by Iván Navarro. He may use glowing fluorescent rods to construct iconic modernist chairs or—with the aid of mirrors—outline doorways leading into dark, seemingly infinite spaces. Drawn to the seductive possibilities of artificial light as a medium, the 39-year-old Chilean-born artist has a very personal relationship with electricity that infuses all his work with a layer of social commentary.

this is the tutorial that i found online. It made the effect that there was mist in the picture. WWWHHAADDA YA THINK!?!?!?

LOS ANGELES, CA.- The Los Angeles County Museum of Art presents Ellsworth Kelly: Prints and Paintings, the first retrospective of the artist’s prolific print practice since the late 1980s. This exhibition coincides with the forthcoming revised and updated catalogue raisonné of Kelly’s prints, and features more than 100 works on paper, in addition to a selection of paintings from local collections. Ellsworth Kelly: Prints and Paintings is organized thematically by key motifs, demonstrating the artist’s long-standing engagement with elemental form and pure color. Exhibition on view 22nd January through 22nd April

 YEAH!! nothing but blocks!!!!

IMPRACTICAL JOKERS!!!!

 This show is SSSSOOOO FUNNY!!!! i love it so much! these four guys come up with funny dares that they give eachother and an accomplishment to get by the end of the challenge!! YOU SHOULD WATCH IT!!!

Critique Me!

This is my friend Olivia being weird in a random store, but looked perfect for the comic book tutorial!! Lemmie know whacha think Kay?!?!?!?

Art in the news

NEW YORK—Sarah Braman’s first solo show (Oct. 27–Dec. 3) of painted panels and sculptures at New York’s Mitchell-Innes & Nash gallery “did brilliantly,” according to Jay Gorney, the gallery’s contemporary art director. “We sold all but one piece,” he went on to say. This follows two sales of the artist’s work at the Art Basel Miami Beach fair.