Art Women With Snake Boyfriends In Western Art History
his name is Gregory and yes, it is serious
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Art Miserable-Looking Women Wearing Flower Crowns In Western Art History
This graceful laurel wreath isn't doing ANYTHING to help.
Art Men Who Have Finally ‘Found Their Sound’ In Western Art History
This is it, boys. We've found our sound.
Art The Only Band I Care About
"This is it. We've found our sound."
Art Two Monks Learn How To Draw Hands
MONK #1: why would anyone hold hands
MONK #2: to protect the tiny witch hiding underneath them writing you a poem
Art Paintings Of Saul And David That Could Easily Be Mistaken For Angsty Romance Novel Covers
I mean!
Art Two Monks Discuss Alexander The Great
The two monks are back, talking about Macedonia.
Art “Remember You’re Not Dead Yet”: Reverse Memento Mori In Western Art
"Memento mori" is stupid advice, ART. "Remember you will die"? How about remember YOU'RE already dead, and also shut up?
Art The Life and Death of Edmonia Lewis, Spinster and Sculptor
An exploration of the life and work of 19th-century sculptor Edmonia Lewis, and a conversation with the researcher who discovered her unmarked grave.
Art Dogs I Would Like To Own In Art, Even Though They Are Probably Dead Now
Excuse me, hello, art? I will be requiring the permanent ownering of these dogs posthastely.
Art The Abductions Of Ganymede, In Order Of Abduction-y-ness
So, right-ho, Ganymede's abduction has been, as you can imagine, a rich source of material for painters throughout the centuries, many of whom had significantly different ideas of what male beauty and also "wine-pouring" means.
Art Women Who Are So Rich They Never Have To Get Up And That’s What Happiness Is I Am Pretty Sure
Look at how SITTING and LYING DOWN they are!
Art Women Dancing Miserably In Western Art
The dance: a universal source of misery.
Art Two Monks Discover How Tall Women And Horses Are
The two monks are always learning, because life is a journey.
Art “A way to be creative without that daunting blank page”: Coloring Books as Collaborative Art
Katherine Cusumano reflects on the rising popularity of coloring books and and talks to some of the artists creating them.
