Archive for the 'hyperrealistic' Category
The Rise of Street Literature
• June 13, 2008 • Leave a CommentPosted in 'Persepolis', active anarchist, Almah LaVon Rice, America's Pop Culture, American Artists, American Surrealism, Analytical Consciousness, Apocryphal, art, Art&Design, Artisitc Milieu, Asia, Authenticity, bibliophile, Biographia Literaria, Black Friday, Blog, Blogging, Bohemia, Bohemian Ink, Book Seller Moguls, books, censorship, Coffee House Press, collectives, Colorlines, Comic Arts, contemporary art, Contemporary Writers, creative writing, critical media, Culture & Art, culture consumption, Da Ghetto, disparate collection of voices, dissemination of images, Dissemintion of popular culture, ethnic violence, fiction vs reality, Figurative Imagery, free-speech, freedom, Gangsta-Lit, Ghetto-Lit, Gia Bao Tran, Graphic Novels/Art, human rights, humanity, hyperrealistic, hypocrisy, ignored genres, Independent Media/Journalism, Independent press, Independent/Progressive publications, Intellectual Milieu, liberation, lit&bit, Media Moguls, modern urban Life, Novelist, Novella Parody, Oppressive Politics, Poignant Themes, popular culture, Prose Fiction, psychological aspects in Urban Writing/Lit, psychopathology, Race & Representation, Satiric Tales, Shakespeare, Shakespeare and Urban Lit/Writing/Life, Slangy, social criticism, social critique, social philosophy, Street-Lit, Urban Fiction, Urban Literature/Writing, urban living
Tags: Almah LaVon Rice, Colorlines, Comic Arts, Da Ghetto, Gangsta-Lit, Ghetto-Lit, Gia Bao Tran, Graphic Novels/Art, Media Moguls, Novella Parody, Race & Representation, Satiric Tales, Shakespeare and Urban Lit/Writing/Life, Street-Lit, Urban Fiction, Urban Literature, Urban-Lit
Weather Report
• April 15, 2008 • Leave a CommentPosted in 'Dear Ghosts', Aeolian dialect of Greek, American Poetry, American Surrealism, American Women Poets, Analytical Consciousness, Ancient Greece, art, art and society, Art&Design, Art&Poetry, Artforum, Artisitc Milieu, Artistic Genres, artists, Atavasim, bibliophile, Biographia Literaria, black&white, Bohemia, books, Coffee House Press, collectives, contemporary art, Contemporary Writers, creativity, cultural icons, culture, Delicacy of Perception, environmentalism, Eros, essayist, fin-de-siede milieu, Guggenheim Fellow, Hypatia, hyperrealistic, Iconic Imagery, Illuminati in the Void, Intellectual Milieu, life, Light & Darkness, Linguistics, lit&bit, Literary coterie, literature, modern urban Life, modernist women writers, new Works, Novelist, Photography, Poetess, Poetics, self-referential, social criticism, social critique, Symbolist, Tess Gallagher, Urban art, urban living, Wall paper icons, Wealth vs Poverty, Word & Image, writing, Writing & Poetics
: Relic Husband :
• April 4, 2008 • 2 CommentsPosted in Analytical Consciousness, ancient languages, art, art and society, Art&Design, Art&Poetry, Artisitc Milieu, Artistic Genres, artists, bibliophile, black&white, Bohemia, contemporary art, creativity, cultural icons, Culture & Art, disembodied poetics, dissemination of images, English poet, English Poetry/Poet, Ephemeral Memory, Hypatia, hyperrealistic, Intellectual Milieu, international literature&poetry, Literary coterie, literature, modern urban Life, modernist women writers, Photography, Poetics, Poets/Icons, Prose Fiction, self-referential, small press, symbolism, Ted Hughes, travel, vernacular, Writing & Poetics
Tags: Abstract Expressionists, Academia, art, Art&Design, Art&Poetry, Artisitic Milieu, Artistic Genres, black and white photography, Bohemia, books, creativity, disembodied poetics, England, English Poets, image and word, imagery, life, literature, new Works, people, Photography, poet icons, poetry, Ted Hughes, travel, travel writings, writing
: bleu ciel :
• March 28, 2008 • 3 CommentsPosted in America's Pop Culture, American Artists, American Surrealism, Analytical Consciousness, art, art and society, Art&Design, Artforum, Artistic Genres, artists, Bohemia, climate change, Coffee House Press, collectives, contemporary art, Contemporary Writers, dissemination of images, environmental artist, environmentalism, exhibits, Exiled life, Fotografos, human nature&technology, hyperrealistic, Iconic Imagery, Intellectual Milieu, Light & Darkness, Literary coterie, new Works, Photography, Poignant Themes, Sourdough Mountain, travel, Word & Image
Tags: art, Art & Design, Artforum, artistes, Artistis Genres, black & white photografos, Blog, blue ciel, Bohemia, collectives, Consumerism, creativity, landscape naturalle, Life and Nature, new Works, Photography, Pop Culture & Art, thoughts, Unspoken Beauty
: etranger :
• March 28, 2008 • Leave a CommentPosted in America's Pop Culture, American Artists, American Women Poets, Analytical Consciousness, apiarists, art, art and society, Art&Design, artists, Auspicious Night, Authenticity, Blogging, Bohemia, contemporary art, Contemporary Writers, creativity, Culture & Art, deliquescence, diptych prints, dissemination of images, Dissemintion of popular culture, etranger, exhibits, fine art, Fotografos, galleries, Hypatia, hyperrealistic, Intellectual Milieu, Je Voudrais, Light & Darkness, Literary coterie, philisophical meanderings, Photography, popular culture, symbolism, Video art, Voice of Dissent, Word & Image, writing
Tags: abstract expressionism, Abstractionism, American Pop Art, analytical art expressions, art, Art & Design, Art & Society, art collectives, black&white photography, Coffee Beat Press, confused images of contour, culture and art, dissemination of images, exhibits, Fotografos, hyperrealistic, Intellectual Milieu, lit bits, new Works, News, Photography, urban living
Printmaker Gems at the NY Public Library-
• December 10, 2007 • Leave a CommentPosted in "war criminal", Aeolian dialect of Greek, Akademie der Kunste, American Surrealism, Analytical Consciousness, anti-establishment, Apocryphal, art, art and society, Art Anthologies, Art History, Art Threat, Art&Design, Art&Poetry, Artforum, Artistic Genres, artists, Authenticity, Banksy, Beat Generation, Beat Genres, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, Beatitude, bibliophile, Bohemia, Branding of Politics, collectives, community, contemporary art, contemporary printmaking, Contemporary Writers, Corporatorcracy, counterculture, creative writing, creativity, critical media, culture, culture consumption, Dharma Beat Poet, diptych prints, disembodied poetics, dissemination of images, Dissemintion of popular culture, drypoint portraits, E.V. Day, emerging arts movement, Eros, existentialism, feminism, Feminist critique/criticism, fine art, Fotografos, galleries, gender&sexuality, government, graphic artist/art, Hellenic Knowledge, Homoerotica, Hypatia, hyperrealistic, Iconic Imagery, Independent press, Independent/Progressive publications, Intellectual Milieu, Linguistics, linocuts, Literary coterie, literature, lithography, Marshall Reese, masculine&feminine energies, Media Frenzy, media squall, Media Wonks, Milwaukee artists, Milwaukee writers, modernist women writers, Multiple Interpretations, Nora Ligorano, opinions, patriarchy, phalli of Priapus, photographic portraiture, Pleiades, political satire, political themes in art, politically inflammatory, politics, popular culture, Printmakers, printmaking history, progressive politics, protraiture, Public Art/Spaces, satirical art, social criticism, social critique, symbolism, technology, technology of photography, Video art
Tags: Abstract Expressionists, abstract imagery, Academia, American consumerism, art, Art History, Artistic Genres, artists, artwork, Authenticity, collections, community, contemporary art/printmaking, creative endeavors, critical analysis, critical discussion, culture, culture consumption, curators, digital printmaking, diptych, dissemination of images, E.V. Day, etchings, exhibitis, gender&sexuality, government figures, homoerotic narrative, Iconic Imagery, life&art, linocuts, Marshall Reese, morphing figures, mug shots-style, Multiple Interpretations, multiplicity, New York Public Library, News, Nora Ligorano, Photography, political communication, political satire, politics, printmaking, printmaking history, public art, public dialogue, public discourse, reviews, serial imagery, soical&political, technology and art, writing
‘Nie Wieder Krieg’ –
• November 6, 2007 • Leave a CommentPosted in "war criminal", 'Nie Wieder Krieg', Akademie der Kunste, America & Middle East politics, Amit Varma, Analytical Consciousness, Anthologies, anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, anti-globalization, Anti-war, Anti-War protests, Apocryphal, art, art and society, Art Anthologies, Art History, Art Threat, Art&Design, Artforum, Artistic Genres, artists, auctions, Beat Generation, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, bibliophile, Bloody Hands, Bohemia, books, Branding of Politics, Bush cronies, Civil Disobedience, Coffee House Press, collectives, community, conspiracy against democracy, conte drawings, Corporate lackeys, corruption, counterculture, creative writing, creativity, critical media, cultural icons, Cultural Shifts, democracy, Democracy politics, Dharma Beat Poet, dissemination of images, Dissemintion of popular culture, Divisimist Technique, economics, editiorials, Edvard Munch, Eros, Ethics, existentialism, experimental writing, feminism, Feminist critique/criticism, Fotografos, free-speech, freedom, galleries, German Expressionism, German pacifist movements, Gesamtkunstwerk, Global Anti-War Movement, global politics, Goethe, government, graphic artist/art, History, human history, human rights, Hunger&Death, hyperrealistic, hypocrisy, Iconic Imagery, ignored genres, Independent Media/Journalism, Independent press, Independent/Progressive publications, Jack Kerouac, Journalism, Kathe Kollwitz, Kierkegaard, l'inexplorable, liberation, Life&Death, Linguistics, Literary coterie, literature, lithography, Media Wonks, memoirs, Milwaukee writers, modernist women writers, Neo-Impressionism, new activism, Novelist, opinions, oppression, Pacifist Cause, pacifist consciousness, pacifist politics, Painting, Palla Athene, patriarchy, Peace Action, Philosophy, Photography, Platonic Idealism, Pleiades, politics, Politics of Confrontation, Post Modernism, Post-Beat Era, Post-Impressionism, Post-War decay, Printmakers, Pro-Democracy Movement, Pro-Freedom, progressive politics, publication, pyschology, Realists, sculpture, social criticism, social critique, Social-Democratic organization, Socialist Democratic Party, sociology, symbolism, Symbolist, travel, Wealth vs Poverty, Wilhelm Leibl, Women Political Leaders
Tags: 'Nie Wieder Krieg', Academia, Akademic der Kunste, Anthologies, anti-war movement, anti-war prints, art, Artistic Genres, Blog, Bonhams auction, community, Corporate lackeys, corruption, creative writing, critical media/news, culture, discourse&critique, dissemintaion of images, draughtsmen/women, drawing, economics, education, Edvard Munch, entertainment, Eros&Thanatos, etching, Ethics, exhibits, famous female expressionist artists, female artists&activists, free-press&expression, German Expressionism, German Youth Conference, Global Anti-War Movement, global politics, government, graphic artist/art, honest analysis, Hope, Hunger&Death, iconic image, Independent press, inspiration, internet art, journals, Kathe Kollwitz, life, Life & Death, Linguistics, lithography, Max Linger, Media, memoirs, News, observation, Pacifist Cause, pacifist movements Germany, painter, personal, Philosophy, politics, Post Modernism, Printmakers, printmaking, publications, pyschology, random, realist, sculpture, social issues, Socialist Democratic Party, thoughts, tonal ranges, travel, war, War vs Peace, Wealth and poltics, Wilhelm Leibl, woodcuts, writing
Pertinacious Radiohead-
• November 3, 2007 • Leave a CommentPosted in America's Pop Culture, Amnesty International, Anthologies, anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, anti-globalization, Anti-war, Anti-War protests, art, art and society, Art Anthologies, Art History, Art Threat, Art&Design, Art&Music, Art&Poetry, Artistic Genres, artists, Beat Generation, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, bioneers, Bohemia, books, Britian artworld, British bands, censorship, CEO Frenzy, collectives, community, contemporary art, Corporate lackeys, Corporate Moguls, counterculture, creative writing, creativity, critical media, cultural icons, Cultural Shifts, culture, culture consumption, dactylic hexameter, dactylic tetrameter, deliquescence, democracy, Democracy politics, Dionysius, disembodied poetics, disparate collection of voices, Dissemintion of popular culture, economics, editiorials, electronic downloads, emerging arts movement, environmental artist, environmentalism, Ethics, existentialism, Free Burma, freedom, global politics, Goethe, History, human rights, Hyper-Commerical Industry, hyperrealistic, hypocrisy, ignored genres, In Rainbows, Internet Supplant, Jack Kerouac, Johnny Greenwood, Journalism, liberation, life, Linguistics, Literary coterie, Live music, London Bands/Music, Lyric Virtuosity, Media, Media Frenzy, Media Wonks, Milwaukee writers, modernist women writers, music, musicians, Name-Your-Price, new activism, News, Op-Ed, Opportunist, PasteMagazine, Pertinacious Radiohead, photographic portraiture, Photography, photojournalism, Pleiades, politics, Politics of Confrontation, Pop music, popular culture, Popular Rock, Pro-Freedom, Progressive Bands, Progressive music, pseudo-anonymous, Public Debate, publication, pyschology, race, Radiohead, rhythmical grumbles, Run Amok, Save Tibet, Slangy, social criticism, social critique, Srinivasa Ramanujan, Symbolist, technology, The Women of Beat, Thom Yorke, vernacular, Voice of Dissent, writing
Tags: adversity, America's Pop Culture, Art Threat, Art&Music, bands, Blogging, books, business, CEO Frenzy, Corporate lackeys, Corporate Moguls, creative writing, creativity, Cultural Shifts, culture, culture consumption, current, Dissemintion of popular culture, economics, electronic downloads, England, English influential bands/rock, entertainment, Guardian UK, hyper-commercial industry, In Rainbows, Internet Supplant, Johnny Greenwood, life, live music festivals, London Bands/Music, Media, media critique, Media Wonks, music, music editorials, music journals, music magazines, musicians, name-your-price subscriptions, News, Op-Ed, opinion editiorials, PasteMagazine, philosophy of current music, photojournalism, politics, Pop music, popular histories, Progressive Bands, psychology, publications, Radiohead, Rock music, subscriptions, technology, Thom Yorke, travel
Who Put the Revolution on Ice?
• October 28, 2007 • Leave a CommentPosted in anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, Anti-war, art, art and society, Art Anthologies, Art History, Art&Design, Artistic Genres, artists, auctions, Avant-Garde Painting, Banksy, Beat Generation, Beat Literature, Bohemia, books, Branding of Politics, Bristol's DryBreadZ Crew (DBZ), Britian artworld, censorship, cinema, community, Comrade Martynov, conspiracy against democracy, contemporary art, corruption, counterculture, creative writing, creativity, critical media, cult of personality, cultural icons, cultural legacy, culture, democracy, Democracy politics, emerging arts movement, Ethics, existentialism, experimental writing, freedom, galleries, Graffiti ART, Great Bristol aerosol, Guerilla artist, guerilla graffiti ART slogans, hyperrealistic, Irony Art sales, Iskra, Jungian therapy, Kato Tes, Lenin on Rollerskates, liberation, life, Literary coterie, literature, lithography, Media, Mensheviks, Mensheviks Party Propaganda, Meteoric rise, Modern American Poetry, modern urban Life, monculture catastrophe, Neighborhood Watch Subvert, new activism, News, On courage and resistance..., Opportunist, Painting, Peter Stark, Philosophy, Photography, physics, Pillars of Hercules, poetry, politics, popular culture, Pro-Democracy Movement, Pro-Freedom, progressive politics, pseudo-anonymous, publication, pyschology, rhythmical grumbles, Russia, satirical art, sculpture, social criticism, Social-Democratic organization, sociology, Soho scene, stencill graffiti ART, subverted Paintings, Thirsting for Peace in a Raging Century, Urban art, Video art, writing
Tags: anit-war, anonymous, anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, Banksy, Bonhams, Bristol's DryBreadZ Crew (DBZ), business, Comrade Martynov, culture, current events, Democracy politics, English graffiti artist, Ethics, global politics, graffiti ART slogans, graffiti legend, Great Bristol aerosol, Guerilla artist, international, Irony Art sales, Iskra, Kato Tes, Lenin, life, London art scene, Media, Mensheviks, Meteoric rise, money, Neighborhood Watch Subvert, News, Opportunist, Party Propaganda, Peter Stark, Photography, photos, Pillars of Hercules, poetry, politics, Pro-Freedom, pseudo-anonymous, random, Russia, satirical art, Social-Democratic organization, society, Soho scene, stencilling technique, subverted Paintings, thoughts, travel, UK, Urban art, urban galleries, world, writing
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Hossienis’ Kite snags but isn’t cut…
• December 8, 2007 • Leave a CommentPosted in Afghan society, Afghanistan, Akademie der Kunste, America & Middle East politics, American Artists, Amnesty, Amnesty International, Analytical Consciousness, ancient languages, Anthologies, anti-Muslim Kristallnacht, Apocryphal, art, art and society, Art&Design, Artistic Genres, Authenticity, Avadha, barbarians, Beat Generation, Beat Genres, Beat Literature, Beatitude, bibliophile, Bohemia, Bohemian Ink, books, brutality of Taliban era, cinema, civil unrest, Coffee House Press, collectives, community, conspiracy against democracy, creative writing, creativity, critical media, culture, culture consumption, dactylic hexameter, dactylic tetrameter, democracy, Democracy politics, desi-lit, Dharma Beat Poet, Diane di Prima, disparate collection of voices, Dissemintion of popular culture, Emancipation from Tribalism, Ephemeral Memory, Eros, Ethics, ethnic violence, experimental writing, fear of reprisal, Feminist critique/criticism, fiction vs reality, filmmakers, Fotografos, freedom, gender equality, geopolitical, global politics, government, Hellenic Knowledge, Hermetic & Esoteric traditions, History, Hollywood Behemoth, Hubris, human rights, Hypatia, hyperrealistic, Idiosyncratic politics, Independent press, Independent/Progressive publications, India-Pakistan relations, Information Suppression, Intellectual Milieu, international affairs, Iraq policy, Islamphobe, justice, Kabul, Khaled Hosseini, La Societe Feudale, liberation, liberty, Library of Ptolemis, life, Life&Death, Linguistics, Literary coterie, literature, Ma Sita, Media Wonks, memoirs, Middle East politics, modernist women writers, monculture catastrophe, Muslim extremists, Novelist, Oppressive Politics, Pakistan, photographic portraiture, Photography, photojournalism, Platonic Idealism, Pluralist Democracy, Poetess, Poignant Themes, political asylum, Political Moguls, Pomona Goddess of Fruits, Post Modernism, Post-Beat Era, Post-War decay, pre-war Kabul, Prose Fiction, psychopathology, pyschology, race, radical Islamists, religion, social critique, social philosophy, symbolism, The Kite Runner, travel, Tyranny, UNHCR, unjust hierarchy, Voice of Dissent, World Cinema
Tags: Afghan society, Afghanistan, Ahmad Khan, alternative cinema, American and Middle East politics, Amnesty, articles, Artistic Genres, artists, Authenticity, betrayal, books, brutality of Taliban era, child actors, civil unrest, commentary, community, creativity, culture, culture consumption, David Benioff, dissemintaion of popular culture, dominant Pashtuns, edcuation, Emancipation from Tribalism, entertainment, ethnic violence, exile, extremism, faith, family, fear of reprisal, ficition, fiction vs reality, film, filmmakers, freedom, friends, History, Hubris, human rights, hyperrealistic, Intellectual Milieu, international affairs, Islam, Khaled Hosseini, life, Life&Death, literature, Marc Forster, monoculture catastrophe, movies, Musings, News, novel to movie, novelists, novels, perfunctory, photos/photography, Poignant Themes, political asylum, politics, Post-War decay, pre-war Kabul, psychology, psychopathology, rape theme in film, religion, reviews, society, subjugated Hazara ethnic groups, The Kite Runner, thoughts, travel, UNHCR, United Arab Emirates (UAE), world, writing, YouTube, Zekiria Ebrahimi