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I forget the name of the artist and the name of the artwork (sad) but enjoy this piece because my friend made this comment about it and it made me really happy! Thanks for sharing this art board!
Ilana Torres

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I chose to showcase one of my favorite Instagram artists, @broobs.psd . This artist uses my favorite medium of collage, and chooses to focus on making beautiful, intricate, aesthetic, majestic portraits of artists, musicians, and everyday people, focusing on LGBTQ/BIPOC groups.

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I am interested in his work because i like his use of vibrant colors and known characters. His pieces are very visually appealing to me.

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i luv this pic because the color is very brlliant and the shape of cloud is special， the texture of the pic like the wood

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Those all nighters. - Jessica Febo

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His sculptures are amazing and so vivid！

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I made this piece in my Sophomore year of high school

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Abstract works of art usually with a fantasy setting

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It includes feminism, minimalism, surrealism, native art, pop art and abstract expressionism. But kusama describes herself only as a "psycho artist." It can be seen from her works that what she intends to present is an autobiographical, in-depth psychological content. Kusama USES painting, soft sculpture

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I think this painting is really cool because not only does it take something that symbolizes danger and death and make it into an art piece but it also addressed a controversial idea at the time, that of the death penalty. I also like the way Andy Warhol uses bright colors that are not typical to realistic images. -Becca

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Sistine Chapel by Michelangelo

I love this artist’s artwork in general, but I saw the chapel in person and it just so overwhelmingly beautiful and amazing.

Cynthia

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I remember going to Grounds for Sculpture for the first time and seeing “Heart’s Desire” by Vanderbilt for the first time. I was captivated and ended up just staying looking at the sculpture for a half hour straight. There’s something really mesmerizing about her work.

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avant-garde isn't it. Interpretion can be variable from person to person. "In selecting the urinal, his message was clear: Art is something you piss on."

Kexin Zhang

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I grew up hearing about Frida Kahlo both at home and in school. I think that her work is interesting because she made it so personal. She added more realistic and surrealistic components to her artwork. She also had disabilities and was of poor health since she was young, so for her to paint and continue to do artwork is really inspiring.

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Thomas Gaffney is my favorite artist. I particularly enjoy his piece ‘Poop Park’, which was done today in class. I connect to this piece because it is all over the place, but still manages to look as if it all goes together, which lowkey is my life.

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His combination of light and shadow is impressive. He seldom uses specific line to show the outline of the objects in his painting.-Stella Ji

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The Great Wave off Kanagawa: Jack Dunich

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The Great Wave off Kanagawa: Jack Dunich

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I love this painting, something about it just pulls me in.

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She was one of the first artists that I found that challenged the beauty standards while also being able to draw you into the world around her.

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I grew up looking at his paintings in dance classes. I feel that he does an amazing job at really showing true ballerinas.

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I like it because it captures the beauty of the first “average size women”. Which is inspiring because there is no  definition of beauty, but that you are your own definition of beauty.

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EDWARD HOPPER is a realistic artist who uses blending strategies to paint. His paint elements are related to life. The light and shadow constraint in his paintings is spectacular. I used to copy his paint in order to get known how his brushworks works in my high school.

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She solely creates self portraits which I think is really interesting. - Sophia

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Harmony in Red by  Henri Matisse. I really love this painting because i love Fauvist art and all the colors fauvist painters use. this painting in particular because so much is going on and the colors are amazing

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I love the colors Klimt uses in all of his paintings, how abstract they are, and also how big the actual pieces are. The kiss was the first painting I saw that I loved.
Shea Gallagher

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Thomas Gaffney. Francis Bacon: a lot of his paintings are very messy/violent. They have a lot of emotion and movement in them