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Tag Archives: Anish Kapoor
Fool The Eyes: Artists Who Use Their Skills To Challenge Our Perception (Part 4)
In this series of blog posts we have been exploring artwork designed to cause viewers to look again (and even again) at what they think they are seeing. So far we have discussed examples of imaginary space and hidden symbolism, … Continue reading
Posted in Artists and Designers
Tagged Alyson Shotz, Anish Kapoor, art education, art education resource, art installation, Art Textbook, design textbook, Lucas Samaras, mirrored surfaces, mirrors in art, Phillip K. Smith III, reflections, sculpture, texture, trompe l'oeil, Yayoi Kusama
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Who Owns A Color: Part 2
In part one of this blog post I noted that in the business world companies sometimes have a legitimate claim of exclusive use, or “ownership,” of a specific color. I also noted that sometimes an artist becomes strongly identified with … Continue reading
The Language of Motion
It all started with a bet. Leland Stanford, who went on to found Stanford University, bet that when a horse gallops there is a moment when all four hooves leave the ground. At the time this was nearly impossible to … Continue reading
Posted in Artists and Designers, Elements and Principles
Tagged Angela Bulloch, Anish Kapoor, Art, Bill Traylor, Damian Ortega, design elements and principles, Eadweard Muybridge, Giacomo Balla, installation art, Jasper Johns, kinetic art, Marcel Duchamp, Margaret Kilgallen, motion, movement, painting, Photography, Rebecca Horn, sculpture
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