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My friend Nigel Robson created this silkscreen by hand, a copy of an original woodblock print by the Japanese artist, Toyohara Kunichika, circa 1875. He portrays Kabuki actor Ichikawa Sadanji. In Nigel’s own words: The menacing mien is a standard feature of kabuki and the famous actors each had their trademark expressions. . . [...]
Looking for a way to spend some time without spending any dough? Feeling a lack of cultcha while missin’ the moohla?
If you wind up in Baltimore, check out the Baltimore Museum of Art on the edge of the Johns Hopkins University campus.
The current featured exhibition, Franz West‘s “To Build [...]
As the 40th anniversary of the 1967′s Summer of Love comes to a close, so does the exhibit at the Whitney Museum, “Summer of Love: Art of the Psychedelic Era.” Next weekend is the last chance to catch it; it folds up September 16.
On Saturday, a long line of people waited to [...]
Conde Nast Traveler recently named twelve iconic architects and their most iconic buildings. Of the list of twelve buildings, I have seen three.
I visited one of the three, the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, in December, 2001. (Click on the photo for a larger image.) Not a single photo could capture [...]
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Times Square, New York City
photo by Kate Mortell
Kunichika woodblock print
silkscreen by Nigel Robson
Ruahine Mountains, New Zealand
Flamingos, Baltimore Zoo
photo by Kate Mortell
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