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a friday night well spent 🕯
🌷 keep reading to see where i got what’s in this photo 👇👇
: pillar candle riser
: waffle table linen
: pink glass pitcher
Whole Foods Market] : tulips 🌷
ps tulips on sale Whole Foods Market] $9.99/15 stems

🪴the garden 🌩

We can’t keep our eyes off of these pieces by .j.mullen 🔍
Strategic use of color and perception create a sort of kinetic effect in his illusive work.
Check out ELAN FINE ART in Vancouver, BC to see his latest solo exhibition “In a Realm of Luminescence” on view now until Nov. 2, 2019.

Speaking of here is some stunning new work from her solo show “The Space Between” at Gallery in Amsterdam!
The show runs until July 13, 2019

Roos van der Vliet sharing her thoughts on a continually relevant issue for anyone pursuing the arts ✨👏

I can't afford to buy my own paintings. Maybe a very small one, after selling a bunch of works in a short period of time. Maybe. I know that's the reality for many artists, and I personally don't care that much if it'll be like this for my whole life, because as long as I can keep painting the days away, I'm satisfied. I don't want much, but being able to pay my rent on time would be nice. I mean it. I don't need much. But it's strange that it works this way, that I make things I can't afford.

This is a shout out to all of you who like my work or the works of any other artist: If you've ever considered buying something but you were afraid to ask if it's still available, or because you thought a painting might be too expensive for you, or maybe you didn't want to negotiate (which is of course a bit 'not done', but I personally rather negotiate with you and make us both happy in the end than having a studio full of 'leftover' paintings that nobody sees), please know that by buying art you're supporting the artists who's work you've been enjoying on Instagram/Facebook/any other platform for free. If you want to make sure the artists you love so much will keep on making new works, that they will keep on inspiring you, please contact them because maybe you can in fact afford a piece. At least a small one maybe. Or a print. Or a set of postcards. You can hang it on a real wall instead of looking at it on your screen. Please get in touch. Thank you. Love, Roos

Individually cast Venetian glass bricks make up this stunning façade in The Netherlands.

created “Crystal Houses” in 2016 as part of Amsterdam’s ambition to have large flagship sites without disrupting the old beauty of Hoofsraat. The result: Historic Dutch aesthetics with a shiny new look we love.

Crystal Houses was home to until June 2019, currently home to

7 must-see installations at Desert X 2019 From acid monoliths to a Missoni-clad gas station

Some of our favorite pieces from newest body of work, “Tahiti”
The series depicts the Mahu people of Tahiti, with specific elements of each portrait chosen by the subject as a form of self-presentation. .
Exhibit now open in Paris until July 20th.

Jeff Koons became the most expensive living artist in the world AGAIN last week!
“Rabbit” completed in 1986, was sold at Christie’s for $91.1 Million.
The stainless steel work is number 2 of and edition of 3 is cast stainless steel and stands just over 3ft tall.

Dive into the black hole in Poland by 1010

The contemporary artist is well known for creating optical illusions and street art that transports the viewer into another world...

Dumbo’s newest public art installation by 🌉
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