Veni,Vidi,VixiArt 5 Abstract Paintings by Hilma af Klint That Capture Her Colorful View on Lifeverified_publisher My Modern Met - Emma TaggartAlthough Wassily Kandinsky and Piet Mondrian are often regarded as the pioneers of European abstract art, it was actually Swedish artist Hilma af Klint who was the first trailblazer of the movement. The...
Veni,Vidi,VixiGrandparents Photographer Captures the Adorable Friendship Between His Grandma and Her Dogverified_publisher My Modern Met - Emma TaggartIn a bid to show his admiration for his grandma, Japanese photographer YASUTO has been capturing heartwarming photos of his “baa-baa” since 2018. Taken outdoors at different times of the year, his portraits...
Veni,Vidi,VixiWhales Photographer Spots Sneaky Whale Next to Unsuspecting Whale Watchers petapixel.com - Michael Zhang Photographer Eric Smith was photographing a whale migration last year when he captured this humorous photo showing a sneaky whale popping up right …
Veni,Vidi,VixiSculpture Giant Wooden Figures Emerge in Nature at The Morton Arboretumverified_publisher My Modern Met - Jessica StewartSouth African artist Daniel Popper debuted his first major exhibition in the United States—and his largest ever—at The Morton Arboretum in Illinois. Human+Nature is a sprawling exhibition that sees five...
Veni,Vidi,VixiCubism Illuminating Infographic Reveals How 24 Art Movements Got Their Namesverified_publisher My Modern Met - Sara BarnesHave you ever wondered why we call Cubism… well, Cubism? Or how the artistic movement Futurism got its name? Adam Aleksic, aka Etymology Nerd, reveals the how and why some of the biggest—and most influential—art...
Veni,Vidi,VixiBees Photographer Discovers a Pair of Sleepy Bees Snoozing in the Middle of a Flowerverified_publisher My Modern Met - Sara BarnesHave you ever thought about how or when insects sleep? Because they are buzzing around at all times of day, you might not have given it any thought. But as nature photographer Joe Neely shows, bees do,...
Veni,Vidi,VixiTibet Tibet: on the roof of the world – in picturesverified_publisher The Guardian - Kevin Frayer, Getty ImagesChina recently eased Covid travel restrictions for foreign visitors to Tibet in an effort to boost tourism. Beijing is aiming for 61 million visitors a year by 2025, more than 15 times the number of Tibet’s...
Veni,Vidi,VixiRefugees ‘No human survives alone’ … Misan Harriman’s portraits for Refugee Week – in picturesverified_publisher The Guardian - Portraits by Misan HarrimanToday is the start of Refugee Week, coordinated in the UK by Counterpoint Arts. The acclaimed photographer and new chair of the Southbank Centre Misan Harriman has photographed prominent supporters of...
Veni,Vidi,VixiCarbis Bay Promises and protests at the G7 in Cornwall – photo essayverified_publisher The Guardian - Jonny WeeksWith more than 6,000 police deployed to Cornwall for the G7 summit in Carbis Bay, there were surreal sights everywhere: armed officers on residential streets, snipers on rooftops, marine units in St Ives...
Veni,Vidi,VixiMount Nyiragongo Taking the pulse of DR Congo’s Nyiragongo volcano – in picturesverified_publisher The Guardian - Alexis Huguet/AFP/Getty ImagesFour experts from DR Congo’s Goma Volcano Observatory took the trail up Mount Nyiragongo last week to get a closer look at the volcano which last month spewed rivers of lava and forced the evacuation a...
Veni,Vidi,Vixi ‘It used to run black’: images of a river reborn – in picturesverified_publisher The Guardian The Ogmore is an unremarkable river ... or is it? Dan Wood’s photographs capture a place of childhood mischief and intrigue
