So I keep dropping out of school. It's kind of a curse because I get restless pretty easily and have left school twice to pursue other opportunities. However, I love school. The American education system is a pretty fucked-up thing, but the I have found a subject matter I am fascinated with and have met some pretty inspiring professors in my academic career, so I see higher education as an overall worthwhile adventure. Since I am currently not in school, I have really missed my art history curriculum and would like to maybe start writing about and exploring art history subjects as well as contemporary artists on my blog. Because um duh it's the best inspo out there. To kick it off, here are some of my favorites ever:
The Garden of Earthly Delights, Hieronymus Bosch, 1503
Untitled, Lee Bontecou, 2005.
Francesca Woodman, 1977.
Untitled, Joseph Cornell.
Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose, John Singer Sargent, 1886.
Witches' Sabbath, Hans Baldung Grien, 1510
Untitled, Ralph Eugene Meatyard, 1961.
ah, i'd find it really interesting if you started writing about art history as well! i've never really studied it, apart from a few lessons in high school, and wanted to take some modules in uni but they never fit with my timetable.. these are lovely picks, i've only ever seen the first one which i've always liked:-) also, really like that last one! xx
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing pictures! I love history and art too
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I had no idea that the American education system is a fucked-up thing. I always thought it's better than the European one. I love art too and I'm looking forward to you posts!
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Magnificent work!
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Angela Donava
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art is so interesting
ReplyDeletei wish i knew more about art/history/art history when i was still a kid
i feel like everythings too late now
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