It’s been over a couple weeks since my art gallery post! If you remember or not? I did say was going to some Aussie artists and this time it’s a painter and another controversially artist again. He’s born in Launceston … Continue reading Great Art: Rodney Pople’s Selected Work of 2008-18
After the last art gallery post in July, I realized I’ve only blogged about a couple Aussie visual artists! This series of art posts is somehow now at 40 plus and all linked here under the great art tag. Someone … Continue reading Great Art: Tony Garifalakis’ Selected Work of 2007-14
OK, to another painter/artist I’ve posted before but it was in way back in January which does seem like a very long time ago now. That Jan Howard post was all about his Nick Cave portraits or studies and can … Continue reading Great Art: Howard Arkley’s The Ritual painting of 1986
I’m kind-of follow-upping my art post of at the start of this month about Freud and Bacon. Last year some private tape recording of Bacon interviews came to light and made clear in more details what happened between them. Because … Continue reading Great Art: Francis Bacon’s Two Figures painting of 1953
So here’s my first 1940’s painter and yet another one I haven’t blogged yet! OK, is she the most well-known 20th century female visual artists/painter now? Amazingly she died in the 1950’s but since she getting more and more popular, … Continue reading Great Art: Frida Kahlo’s Self-Portraits of 1940’s
OK, let’s do another artist I’ve not covered yet but you might know? She is a pretty big name of 20th century art but I’m going focus on my fave paintings first! The less-well known animal skulls by O’Keeffe. The … Continue reading Great Art: Georgia O’Keeffe’s Animal Skull Paintings
So back to an artist who’s I’ve already posted before, back in January I’d posted her mid-80’s portraits of some what non-famous people. Today is my top five famous very well-known, famous peeps minus a couple which I think need … Continue reading Great Art: Marlene Dumas’ Famous People Portraits
Today is yet another painter I can’t believe I’ve not blog yet! I do totally love Cecily Brown paintings of this period, I think this is my fave of it all, so far! I’ve gone a little off her more … Continue reading Great Art: Cecily Brown’s late 90’s Paintings
Inspired after earlier this week post to blog now about some more of my fave female visual artists I’ve not done in my art gallery posts yet! I can’t believe I haven’t yet blogged Louise Bourgeois? Who was another French … Continue reading Great Art: Louise Bourgeois Insomnia Drawings of the 90’s
Back to my fave painter most likely living or dead, have I said that before? He’s a living German painter which I know, I’ve said that because I’ve blogged his 2000, 2005 and 2009 artworks so far, right now you … Continue reading Great Art: Daniel Richter’s 2001 Paintings
So seems I did named some of my fave Ono’s songs on the weekend, I better named my fave Ono artwork today. She did miss out on yesterday’s epic list like post but I just have to blog Yoko’s art … Continue reading Great Art: Yoko Ono’s Ceiling Painting/Yes Painting of 1966
OK, I’m intro yet another artist/painter I’ve not featured before in today’s art gallery post plus going back in time more than I’ve previously done in this post to mid to late 30’s. The artist/painter name is Max Beckmann who’s … Continue reading Great Art: Max Beckmann’s Birds’ Hell & his 1930’s Paintings
Let’s go, totally abstract art again today but with yet another different kind-of paint brush: a flamethrower with Yves Klein’s Fire paintings. I seem to enjoy artists who use all kind-of things on their artwork. It’s my art gallery blog … Continue reading Great Art: Flamethrower Paintings of Yves Klein from early 60’s
The next painter is another one I’ve not featured on my blog yet. Lucian Freud passed away back in 2011 so he’s another dead artist/painter and we’re going back to his 50’s today. This tale does also go up to … Continue reading Great Art: Lucian Freud’s Portraits of Francis Bacon from 50’s
OK, here’s an artist not yet covered in my kind-of art gallery blog posts and my two cents about it! For those non-Aussie readers of my little blog, you might know or not know? The well-known or some what famous … Continue reading Great Art: Jackson Pollock’s Blue Poles of 1952
So today art blog post is about the upbeat theme: hypodermic syringes! I don’t know? If you know Bacon artworks? He did quite a few so-called Lying Figure paintings which I with most likely get back to blog post about them sometime … Continue reading Great Art: Francis Bacon’s two paintings of Lying Figure with Hypodermic Syringe of 60’s
So here’s Friday’s art blog gallery and just like earlier this week doing a second follow-up post on one of my fave artists already featured here on this blog but way back a few months so it’s forever ago. You … Continue reading Great Art: Martin Kippenberger’s paintings of 1983-4
OK, the first art blog post after my month off and before intro more new artists I’ve not blogged I’m going to do an artist I’ve blogged before but it seems like a very longtime ago now! Philip Guston is … Continue reading Great Art: Philip Guston’s 1976 paintings
Today’s art post is the first artist and painter to have three or it’s the third post by one visual artist! Both those posts were way back in January, the very first one was Richter and the end of that … Continue reading Great Art: Daniel Richter’s 2009’s Paintings
I guess, you could really included his films/TV shows as great art? But I’m going to be looking at his visual art and starting with a few of his photograph art about the theme of animals or well, dead animals … Continue reading Great Art: David Lynch’s Animal art of late-70’s & 80’s
Second visual artist to pop-up for a second time in my art posts, so far! I think she’s could or would be easy in my top five modern day v artists or living ones or both those, Lucas would also … Continue reading Great Art: Sarah Lucas’ Toilet art of the 90’s
So it’s been seven days since my last art post but kind-of staying with the same theme today but different medium! I’ve been very lazy about blogging the last couple of weeks or even this month. Oh well, what can … Continue reading Great Art: Ghada Amer’s 2005-2011 Embroidery paintings
So seems it’s the weekend now let’s get a tiny little bit sexually explicit today but because it’s art it’s all mode and made out of tin and aluminium cans! It’s official title is Paradisus Terrestris and there are 23 in … Continue reading Great Art: Fiona Hall’s Sardine Cans sculptures of 1989-90
Back to more painters in the visual arts which is far and a way leading in my great art gallery posts and nothing is going to catch anyway! Another painter of oils on canvas today, who’s very painterly but he’s … Continue reading Great Art: Matthias Weischer’s Efundener Mann of 2003 & some of his early 2000’s paintings
I know almost everyone hates/dislikes performance arts or doesn’t really enjoy it that much but I’m going cover almost all styles of art here in my blog posts art exhibitions! So my all-time performance artwork was or when over three days, … Continue reading Great Art: Joseph Beuys’ 1974’s I Like America and America Likes Me performance
More abstract art today, the first art post of March 2019 and we are going back to the 50’s again with I think a very under-rated artist/painter of 20th century. I think, she should be a household like some other … Continue reading Great Art: Maria Helena Vieira da Silva’s paintings of early-mid 1950’s
OK, I’m getting dark and gloomy today because I guess all paintings can’t be bright and colorful as my last two and three art posts but pouring molted lead onto paintings/artworks isn’t going to help. Lead pretty much only comes … Continue reading Great Art: Anselm Kiefer’s Lead Paintings of the mid-80’s
Could be one of the most popular or well-known visual artists I’ve blogged about but unlikely most of them, this is going to to be Jeff’s one and only art exhibition post on my blog. These artworks are the only … Continue reading Great Art: Jeff Koon’s Paintings of 2000’s
Seems I’ve just blogged about some abstract artists I dig, here’s one conceptual artist and most likely my fave. I do think conceptual art drives people away but please give a go just for today, OK? I’ve picked some of … Continue reading Great Art: Sophie Calle’s late 90’s The Life Of Maria
OK, I’ll post one more total abstract visual artists and some of his painting today before I get a little more realistic, maybe? So today I’ve got some totally blue paintings which is pretty abstract so to define or defining … Continue reading Great Art: Yves Klein’s Blue Paintings of 1959-60
So Burroughs was really an author and writer but he did do some bloody great paintings with his shotgun, yeah a shotgun! After my art blog post the other day so just to prove art or that’s abstract art can do … Continue reading Great Art: William S. Burroughs’ Shotgun Paintings of 80’s
Things are getting crazy again in my art blog post this weekend. It’s literally a shit painting and sculpture and the artists’ shit too! Some people say visuals artists don’t have a sense of humor? But then again maybe this … Continue reading Great Art: Marc Quinn’s Shit Painting and Shit Head sculpture of 1997
Already back to Richter and living painter/visual artist but like I did say last time I blogged about him: I really, really, really, really do dig his artworks! This was a transitional year for him before this his work was … Continue reading Great Art: Daniel Richter’s Paintings of 2000
Weekend art blog post now! I do love great installation art and in my little tiny opinion the greatest/best is The Happy End of Franz Kafka’s Amerika by Martin Kippenberger of the year 1994. Which was only a few years away … Continue reading Great Art: Martin Kippenberger’s The Happy End of Franz Kafka’s Amerika installation of 1994
Things are about to get strange, a bit weird and even a little fucked-up today! I was going to ease into this bloke’s art but I think that’s just totally impossible. Some have been very offended by it in the … Continue reading Great Art: Gottfried Helnwein’s late-70’s Drawings & Watercolors
Off course, I’m jumping around and there really is no order to these art posts! Today I wanted the look at Dumas’ portraits and my fave of all her stuff is the feature image or the last one on this … Continue reading Great Art: Marlene Dumas mid-80’s Portraits
