Love this. (For Ruth)
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
Tuesday, February 08, 2011
5th Year Anniversary of "Little Hokum Rag"
"The Creature" painting, 2006, by Amy Crehore
On Feb. 18th, it will be Little Hokum Rag's 5th year anniversary. I plan to do some things to celebrate. Stayed tuned for another contest to win art. Meanwhile, have a look at my archives. For instance, here's a very happy memory from the summer of 2006, Santa Monica, CA:
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Sunday, February 06, 2011
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Year of the Cat and Year of the Rabbit
Nip-Cat ukulele headstock image by Amy Crehore
Rabbit Foot Blues 1920s image- song by Blind Lemon Jefferson
You can still buy 2011 calendar with free CD at Bluesimages
"The Chinese word for rabbit is 'mao', which sounds like 'meo' in Vietnamese, where it means cat."
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Fascinating Human Forms
Sculpture by Li Xiaofeng
Sculpture by Anders Krisár
Artist Li Xiaofeng likes to buy shards of broken porcelain recovered from ancient archeological digs for his sculptures. There is an interesting article about him with more images at Yatzer.
At Yatzer, I also read about a new book called "Doppelganger, Images of the Human Being" by Gestalten which features artists who are interested in the human form, like Anders Krisar. His woven human torso is shown above.
Article plus more images: LINK on Yatzer
Thanks, Lori, at Automatism
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Dali Loved Harpo Marx
Top photo shows a harp with barb-wire strings that Dali gave to Harpo Marx as a gift. In 1937, Dali wrote a surreal screenplay, Giraffes on Horseback Salads (LINK), for the Marx Brothers. It never got produced. The drawing "Surrealist Gondola Above Burning Bicycles" is connected with that script. READ a fascinating article about Dali's love for Harpo and see more pictures at :
Friday, January 28, 2011
Beauty in the Eye of the Beholder
Via Boingboing comes this beautiful collection of worn down and weathered children's playground folk art (from Russia with love) : LINK
Scroll and pick your favorite.
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