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sfmoma:

Happy 80th birthday Robert Bechtle! 
Pictured: Bechtle’s Alameda Gran Torino (1974)
From our website: For more than 40 years Robert Bechtle has pursued a quiet realism, working from photographs of familiar subjects to depict precise moments in time. Despite their photographic origins, however, his canvases are resolutely and finally about painting. Underneath the smooth sheen of their surfaces lies a textured web of strokes and dabs, where abstract shapes meet edges to form an intricate, layered view of our environment.
Learn more here.

sfmoma:

Happy 80th birthday Robert Bechtle! 

Pictured: Bechtle’s Alameda Gran Torino (1974)

From our website: For more than 40 years Robert Bechtle has pursued a quiet realism, working from photographs of familiar subjects to depict precise moments in time. Despite their photographic origins, however, his canvases are resolutely and finally about painting. Underneath the smooth sheen of their surfaces lies a textured web of strokes and dabs, where abstract shapes meet edges to form an intricate, layered view of our environment.

Learn more here.

Southern Exposure, “The Silver Era” Annual Fundraiser & Art Auction

Southern Exposure, “The Silver Era” Annual Fundraiser & Art Auction

hifructosemag:

Occasionally we come across an artist who’s paintings are unexpectedly beautiful and haunting, Henrik Uldalen is one of those artists. His work has a common theme of dreaming figures often depicted with their eyes closed, afloat in the atmosphere. Uldaen’s weightless figures seem to be suspended in limbo and float effortlessly off the edges of the canvas into vast white expanses.

sfmoma:

This video features Parra gettin’ it done, one step at a time.

Learn more about “Parra: Weirded Out” here.

Irish Arts Walk- St Patricks Day

1 year ago

black-tangled-heart:

Paintings by Noil Klune

Click each image to see the title.

(Source: arpeggia)

At Spoke Art this month, Portland, Oregon-based artist Ron Ulicny facilitates his fascination of transforming familiar objects to create innovative sculpture, re-presenting them in a unique re-evaluation of materality, purpose and three-dimensional form. 

At Spoke Art this month, Portland, Oregon-based artist Ron Ulicny facilitates his fascination of transforming familiar objects to create innovative sculpture, re-presenting them in a unique re-evaluation of materality, purpose and three-dimensional form. 

sfmoma:

Photography in Mexico opens soon at SFMOMA! We’re looking to invite one of our Tumblr followers to come to the media preview on Wednesday morning to take photographs and then write a post about the exhibition. Interested? Then send us a message and tell us why!
(via SFMOMA)

sfmoma:

Photography in Mexico opens soon at SFMOMA! We’re looking to invite one of our Tumblr followers to come to the media preview on Wednesday morning to take photographs and then write a post about the exhibition. Interested? Then send us a message and tell us why!

(via SFMOMA)