Maths in Art 3: M C Escher
Escher was an artist is the early-mid 20th century with interest for mathematics. His infinite staircases are probably most famous among his drawings. By playing with perspective and […]
Valerie Hegarty
Valerie Hegarty’s work is often wrought and depictive of destruction and ruin. Gilbert Stuart’s ‘Washington’ or ‘Landsdowne portrait’ was famously saved from the White House as it was burned down […]
Wim Delvoye
I first came across Wim Delvoye’s work at the Louvre last year. Suppo, a tower of twisted Gothic architecture stands in the entrance pyramid for the museum.
Elyse Graham
I remember buying a geode when I was younger, a small dusty grey rock which I took home to crack open to find out what was inside. I was unfortunate […]
DALeast
Chinese street artist DALeast has just finished a tour of London for his project ‘Dare Wall’. His work is immediately distinguishable by his signature wire figures. His understanding of form, […]
Michael Grab
In my previous post I promised something special from Michael Grab. His ‘Gravity Glue’ art really is special and uses just gravity to balance towers of rocks and with some […]
50
Welcome to my 50th post on WordPress, I’ve really enjoyed writing these posts over the last 9 months am I’m very excited that you’ve enjoyed reading them too. I now […]
