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Kate Pincus-Whitney (American, b.1993, Santa Monica, CA, USA, based Los Angeles, CA, USA) - The Gods are in the Kitchen: Thirst drove me down to the water where I drank the moon’s reflection, 2022, Paintings: Acrylic, Gouache, and Polycolor on Canvas

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Oleksandr Murashko - Portrait of T. Yazeva (1904)

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Night drive, daffodils.

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Bahar Bambi, Reading Between the Lines, 2021. Acrylic and spray paint on canvas, 100 x 100 cm.

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Walter Chappell

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Ernst Fuchs (Austrian, 1930-2015)

The uncovering of Diana, 1988

oil on canvas

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Eric Kogan

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Masahisa Fukase: Sasuke!! Dear Cat (1979)

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Jack Vincent Anquoe, Jr. 'Tay-Nah-Tahn' (Kiowa Nation)

The original gouache painting with watercolor and ink is executed on a 1920s ledger page, just as captive Plains Indians did using colored pencils on lined ledger paper in the 1870s.

Soulis Auctions

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Basking in the Surreal Summer of ‘01 ¥ - from Egg Magazine

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made another one

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by Thomas Jordan

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Minimal Belgrade Mirko Nahmijas

From the artist:

Minimal Belgrade is an artistic series depicting some of the most prominent pieces of Belgrade’s mid-twentieth century architecture. Often called Socialist Modernism, Soc-realism, Brutalism, Architecture of forced standard etc., the main characteristic of all these astonishing edifices is they will always look not-just futuristic, but as though they were taken from the future and brought to us.

Images and text via Mirko Nahmijas