Calling all artsy (or wannabe artsy) people: This iPad case looks like a watercolor paint palette and it's super cute.
|
|
I have exposed brick, which Lauren tells me is artsy.
|
|
Bruce Willis and Snake Plissken, no artsy awards bait here.
|
|
Jennifer Lawrence has a new — artsy — man in her life.
|
|
The simplicity of the design is aesthetically pleasing and artsy.
|
|
Channing Tatum is getting in touch with his artsy side!
|
|
The artsy perfection of Instagram isn't always what it seems.
|
|
Many parts of downtown Boise have a funky, artsy vibe.
|
|
An artsy picture, but you know, she was a model.
|
|
Mr. Rosen helped Artsy develop its own social media strategy.
|
|
Click play to see Highland's artsy hair transformation come to life.
|
|
Click through to see our favorite visuals from the artsy collaboration.
|
|
Artsy people can be tricky to gift to, especially when 1.
|
|
It had a little bit of art but it wasn't artsy.
|
|
But here, too, Artsy is looking to replace humans with software.
|
|
Eighth Grade isn't some gritty western or artsy stop-motion flick.
|
|
Because I'm not making it for the sake of being artsy.
|
|
Sick of those artsy Instagram shots of food on a plate?
|
|
TransWorld Skateboarding magazine put it out, and it was so artsy.
|
|
The posters have inspired scores of memes, parodies and artsy homages.
|
|
Many locals don't like the artsy shapes on Oregon's Portland Building.
|
|
Loved ones remembered Mallory as a compassionate, artsy and talented girl.
|
|
Looking for a design that'll blend with your artsy decor better?
|
|
All dolls welcome at this artsy and quasi-psychedelic fundraiser party.
|
|
I got an artsy shot of him howling at a rainbow.
|
|
Cleveland said Artsy has seen auctions quadruple in number on the platform in the last year, and now Artsy accounts for one-third of all received bids for auctions it hosts, and nine percent of all sales.
|
|
With several major universities, it has always attracted an artsy, intellectual crowd.
|
|
People will get artsy and weave them into beautiful wreaths and arrangements.
|
|
Find more about the event at Tiki Tabu, here, and Artsy, here.
|
|
Especially like cuts to NEA, NPR, PBS & other artsy fartsy money pits.
|
|
"Who wouldn't want to be 'cool, artsy, and with it,'" he said.
|
|
Follow along to see how you can make this easy, artsy craft.
|
|
Next up, it was time to get artsy with the spray paint!
|
|
It's even less motivated when it meets artsy, and always high, Neptune.
|
|
Why can't good, fun things win and not just good artsy things?
|
|
Do you want quiet, green, residential, diverse, social, hip, artsy, L.G.B.T.-friendly?
|
|
If you've got artsy roommates you can even consider a gallery wall.
|
|
I didn't grow up in some bohemian enclave with an artsy outlet.
|
|
"She was artsy and quirky, which I really liked," Mr. Liang said.
|
|
Was I a cool, artsy, possibly wealthy, definitely interesting, genuine New Yorker?
|
|
"The rich buy art," arts writer Julie Baumgardner declared in an Artsy editorial.
|
|
Using an artsy filter, Hemsworth, 27, made the snapshot look like an illustration.
|
|
From the second Kat meets her artsy love interest Adena, sparks are flying.
|
|
"There's no reason artsy statements should be confined to adult spaces," Rocha says.
|
|
And there are also some authors who really highlight this more artsy interpretation.
|
|
Artsy makes shopping for art as unassuming, and as pedestrian, as using Tinder.
|
|
Artsy also makes a commission on items it helps sell at online auctions.
|
|
If you're feeling artsy, you could turn it into a little Instagram session.
|
|
Spike Jonze started out making skate videos, and he did particularly artsy ones.
|
|
"It had been an artsy, progressive area associated with social change," she said.
|
|
Aria (Lucy Hale) is the artsy one who's secretly dating her English teacher.
|
|
Cedarburg's main street is lined with artsy shops owned by the artists themselves.
|
|
They were as artsy and alternative as they were adherents to the faith.
|
|
I went to college at Brown — a haven for artsy, free-thinking types.
|
|
But in this remote and artsy neighborhood, curving streets tumble into one another.
|
|
Poetry is like an artsy form of venting that helps to express that.
|
|
That remains the norm at Artsy, but some dealers are becoming more open.
|
|
Ciara's Artsy Pregnancy Photo Checklist: -- Strip down to undies to show off belly?
|
|
We artsy types aren't known for our sense of humor, especially about ourselves.
|
|
" Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Wednesday, February 13, Artsy's chief technology officer, Daniel Doubrovkine, sent out an email to Artsy account holders to warn them of a "data security incident that may have impacted your Artsy account data.
|
|
But for now, we can just expect a slew of cobalt-tinted artsy pics.
|
|
Artsy and laid-back like Mr. Nadel's previous addresses, Sea Cliff was instantly appealing.
|
|
There are some enterprising artsy types, including a few from Europe, in Ponte City.
|
|
"With Artsy you can communicate with galleries without the feeling of anxiety," he says.
|
|
This guy at le louvre tried to airdrop me his artsy museum pics pic.twitter.
|
|
My injuries are always artsy and conceptual like this white scar on my forehead.
|
|
Check out this totally artsy black-and-white film about the joy of sensors.
|
|
I always liked both, but the punk scene was artsy, self-destructive and suicidal.
|
|
Artsy, the "online platform for collecting and researching art," has a sense of humor.
|
|
But that record really just gets more artsy in all kinds of different ways.
|
|
Artsy has been one of a group of startups that has reaped the benefits.
|
|
Mount Dora is an artsy community, home to multiple annual arts and crafts festivals.
|
|
That was a great boon for musicians and artsy types, but it's inherently unsustainable.
|
|
The ultra-wide lens gives you the ability to take artsy and dramatic photos.
|
|
After his studies, in 1878, Porter set up a studio in artsy Hartford, Connecticut.
|
|
But this is one of the first times Jenner has tried something so artsy herself.
|
|
On Instagram, she shows off her artsy leotards and a sock line that she's designed.
|
|
You can use it to smuggle your own coffee into artsy and overpriced coffee shops.
|
|
He currently sits on the board of The Farmer's Dog and previously co-founded Artsy.
|
|
Artsy co-founder and CEO Carter Cleveland grew up surrounded by high culture and numbers.
|
|
True to Airbnb's artsy, minimalist marketing style, the ad is light on any concrete information.
|
|
"She had all these great hairstyles, constantly reinventing her hair, had artsy clothes," said Fowler.
|
|
Below, we have three examples of Pitt and Styles emulating the same sensitive-artsy pose.
|
|
It also looks to be partially in color and partially in black-and-white. Artsy.
|
|
Artsy is an online search engine and online platform for discovering and collecting art work.
|
|
They hoped to find someplace artsy and progressive, where city people went to raise families.
|
|
Cook something and waste a bunch of time taking artsy photos of what you made.
|
|
It's a Waldorf school—progressive, tactile, artsy—where kids make their own books and tools.
|
|
It also hosts events like beard-offs, launch parties for artsy magazines, and amateur wrestling.
|
|
" The movie was very artsy, and he said, "You've got to support the big swing.
|
|
They're far more likely to work in journalism, publishing, television, architecture, and other artsy pursuits.
|
|
How about this: are you also someone who likes films, or artsy short films in particular?
|
|
And don't get it confused with the ear makeup movement of 2016 — which was more artsy.
|
|
Now 33, Ms. Maier describes her current life as the antithesis of her artsy, peripatetic upbringing.
|
|
There are obvious synergies between museums and tech companies like Artsy, Cuseum, Electric Objects and Estimote.
|
|
We take artsy photos of our cocktails, discuss our respective relationships, and talk about our futures.
|
|
Then to a very well known artsy place like Berlin, a very vibrant city in Europe.
|
|
You can wander through the gardens, view the exhibition space, and take plenty of artsy photos.
|
|
We're breaking down each of the youngsters' early achievements, from artsy endeavors to athletic expertise. Brooklyn
|
|
CULTURE FIX I head out to do something artsy that doesn't have to do with music.
|
|
According to Artsy, the art market has shrunk over the past decade when adjusting for inflation.
|
|
Bleach is loved for its artsy, high concept fights between absurdly stubborn characters using large swords.
|
|
Most urban artists will have to find somewhere else to take artsy selfies with their drones.
|
|
Want to summon your inner Berenice Abbott and convert your color photos into artsy monochrome shots?
|
|
Those in less artsy careers who chase that same sort of freedom may find it illusory.
|
|
Now, it is a giant public park on the southern edge of Berlin's artsy Kreuzberg neighborhood.
|
|
The Gray references, both linked to LaVerdere, are (I think) meant to indicate LaVerdere's artsy pretensions.
|
|
" The claims by Artsy and ArftFacts, according to the statement, were "either resolved or without substance.
|
|
"His blue shirt just had this really artsy feel to it, and his glasses," he said.
|
|
Behind hedges dense and tall, its homes have long sheltered a mix of posh and artsy.
|
|
Choose wisely, because sometimes, even an image filtered as an artsy sketch may be taken down.
|
|
There was little diversity of unique, artsy individuals and next to nil people who weren't white.
|
|
Jeremy Bieber had an artsy-fartsy party in Toronto, complete with tigers, superheros and the Biebs.
|
|
Some of them are hilariously less achievable, like have an "artsy" July 4th and petting a giraffe.
|
|
Katie Holmes is saying obrigado to Brazil, after having a blast snapping artsy photos there on vacation.
|
|
We decide to eat dinner in an artsy neighborhood called Wynwood, since B. has never been there.
|
|
While the actress, 41, is already preparing for the holidays, she doesn't consider herself artsy, per se.
|
|
I was a weird kid: artsy, fay, obsessed with conspiracies, science fiction, Ayn Rand, and the occult.
|
|
Case in point: This two-tone bold eye look that's chic, artsy, and very easy to recreate.
|
|
They range from artsy Blur effects to a way even old Android phones can use Slo-Mo.
|
|
Then, the Food Network's Pioneer Woman came along and made everyone's artsy vintage kitchen dreams come true.
|
|
It was just so artsy and she whipped it up out of construction paper, for God's sake.
|
|
Utrecht also boasts a collection of artsy shops, eateries, and cafes along the riverfront surrounding the town.
|
|
Phillip's Phillips x Artsy: Carte Blanche online sale brought in a total of $84,571 on August 2.
|
|
" "It's being inspired, it's being creative, it's being artsy, and I'm thankful that she has that drive.
|
|
When it launched in 2010, Instagram was place to post an artsy picture of your coffee mug.
|
|
Click on to discover 13 of the artsy new fashion instagrammers we're double-tapping on the daily.
|
|
We look forward to working with Artsy to make a larger, more connected art market a reality.
|
|
Last year, Phillips held just two online-only auctions, both in collaboration with the web platform Artsy.
|
|
Simultaneously naturalistic and dreamy, it's like the artsy cousin of "Broad City" that went to film school.
|
|
And being black and some combination of queer, weird, awkward, fluid or artsy is the new sexy.
|
|
Artsy cheerleaders were making bootleg pause-button mixes, cutting up snippets of Eurodance on an everyday boombox.
|
|
"I didn't want to go too artsy or avant garde with my collection," Simondac says of the line.
|
|
Adweek notes that this isn't the first time that KFC has gone the artsy route with its promotions.
|
|
The artsy stills show them both looking quite badass, gearing up to fight zombie and human enemies alike.
|
|
In the artsy district of Brera, Rita Zubelli runs an ice-cream parlour with her parents and brother.
|
|
It's a real artsy town with a population of about 2,000 that not that many people know about.
|
|
Lulu: I'm an artsy person so I would appreciate going to a museum, be normal, not too crazy.
|
|
Also: The purple flowers framing the picture -- blurry in the foreground -- give the whole shot an artsy feel.
|
|
It's boldness, it's artsy-ness, the chinoiserie, which is like English tartan — it never goes out of fashion.
|
|
BEAUTIFUL SOMETHING Four artsy-literate guys look for sex, love and identity in Philadelphia in this romantic drama.
|
|
One of the sticking points so far has been that Artsy doesn't have video for their auction streams.
|
|
Key was a "spazzy class clown" and Peele was an artsy kid who wanted to be a director.
|
|
I'm not going to recommend any eyesores, but not every pair is worthy of an artsy blog photo.
|
|
I see an artsy t-shirt with a New Orleans scene on it and decide to buy it.
|
|
The series maintains Sundance's artsy appeal, but with a stronger plot to hopefully draw in a larger audience.
|
|
Artists over the age of 50 make up a significant contingent of those represented by online galleries. Artsy.
|
|
These days, it's rich kids who make artsy music, and the execs who tell 'em what to wear.
|
|
Artsy soft-core French pornography played on a few screens, and the bar was inset with gambling consoles.
|
|
As the artsy one of the group, I find myself enjoying business and strategy more than I expected.
|
|
Gotta say, Becks' photography game is getting pretty artsy and we think we know who is to blame.
|
|
For more on that, you can read our April interview with the editor of another artsy mag, the Fader.
|
|
Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic - $122.99 See Details The Lomo'Instant is great for artsy photos, says Mashable's Raymond Wong.
|
|
The sequel is an arch, artsy exercise in action-movie formalism, and Reeves is what gives it human form.
|
|
The recent birthday boy (he turned one in December) is being held by Kardashian in the artsy, blurry image.
|
|
Artsy, the online art database, has an ambitious vision: A world in which art is as popular as music.
|
|
" In Berghain, where he spends most of his time, "everyone wears black and it's mainly artsy people and hipsters.
|
|
I also love that each of the three shades is named for an artsy place in the American Southwest.
|
|
Laich captured Hough posing in a bikini at the water's edge with an artsy touch — through his wedding ring.
|
|
Grimes is an artsy, goth-y musician from Canada, and Elon Musk is the billionaire behind Tesla and SpaceX.
|
|
Cease posted the letter on Facebook, writing that he did, in fact, feel pretty cool, artsy, and with it.
|
|
The quality of Joya's espresso, hyped by locals and out of town Yelp users alike, completed this artsy smorgasbord.
|
|
Not to brag, but these artsy shots are some of the prettiest show-and-tell pics we've ever done.
|
|
There's also an extended visit to an artsy sex club, which may count as the season's most random addition.
|
|
Hamm, who competed on season 18 of The Bachelor in 2014, announced the news with an artsy Instagram photo.
|
|
From artsy bath rugs to rainbow-colored champagne glasses, we round up the latest and greatest from the brand.
|
|
There are numerous works available directly for sale on Artsy, ranging in price from $500 to more than $303,000.
|
|
Artsy bae Luca Hall (Luka Sabbat) confirms Aaron is right, even though the two guys apparently hate each other.
|
|
It was artsy, it was confusing, and most importantly, it was nothing like anything Kanye West had released before.
|
|
Her dreams are an artsy-er version of Ryan Murphy's American Horror Story credits, and we soon realize why.
|
|
And he will be like, 'Okay, you're being that really artsy person that's like up and down right now.
|
|
It's abstract and artsy enough for the intelligentsia, and powerful beast-mode Techno for the headbangers who know. 23.
|
|
From triangle printed tights to zebra pants coupled with artsy florals, she's has mastered chaotic print mishmashes with ease.
|
|
She originally described the project with photographer Tyler Shields as an "artsy fartsy statement" mocking the commander in chief.
|
|
As soon as Euron has that artsy driftwood crown atop his head, he stands up and realizes that — whoops!
|
|
Meanwhile, marketplaces like Artsy (which also has a visual database of sorts, the Art Genome project) are growing fast.
|
|
Here's a little bit of Twitter poetry from Wiley, for you delicate, artsy types out there: Happy Monday, everybody!!
|
|
Without getting too artsy here, I'll just say this process shaves off the weird peculiarities that make humans human.
|
|
Then he drives off, past one of those big artsy garden heads, with a big grin on his face.
|
|
I've seen videos that are super artsy and they left me confused and wondering what the song was about.
|
|
I also designated one of the walls as a mural wall for all my artsy friends to create on.
|
|
Sophie Tweed-Simmons is willing to make the leap from lingerie model to nekkidness ... but it's gotta be artsy.
|
|
Inside the List PURPLE REIGN: For an artsy outsider growing up in Minneapolis in the 1980s, Prince was king.
|
|
Protective styles, like knotless braids and artsy cornrows, were front and center, while sleek bobs were also wildly popular.
|
|
The move allows consumers to apply artsy filters, swap out backgrounds and more even before the picture is taken.
|
|
What Odland didn't want was to create an artsy enclave that had no connection to the community around it.
|
|
But even that rationale doesn't quite explain the bizarre new economy of artsy, cutesy, jokey, meme-inspired coronavirus merchandise.
|
|
"For Kendall's look we wanted to do a young, fun, artsy concept with a pop of color," Phillips tells Refinery29.
|
|
Perhaps you were given a book from an independent bookstore, or maybe an artsy friend bought you an amorphous blobject.
|
|
I like artsy boring bands, but what I like most about your album is just how direct the lyrics are.
|
|
In the intervening time, Microsoft's doubled down on its mantra that its devices and software are designed for artsy types.
|
|
The Daily Jewel Proenza Schouler unearthed fool's gold, tiger's eye and other gemstones for its artsy, totally groovy mismatched earrings.
|
|
It's got an eclectic neighborhood with amazing restaurants and a combination of young, old, all different ethnicities and artsy residents.
|
|
As much as I might consider myself an artsy type who flirts with the EDGE, I am 100 percent lemming.
|
|
I love creative, artsy people like myself so I am so happy that she is getting the recognition she deserves!!
|
|
While her hometown look was one Herring or Hockney too much, it was fresh, chic, original, and of course, artsy.
|
|
I unpack this typewriter for various artsy projects, as well as when I just want to quickly write something up.
|
|
Then, even if the person is not pretty, if they've got good, artsy pictures, I'm more likely to swipe right.
|
|
Absurdist, artsy, and beautiful The rollout of bots by companies including Facebook and Google this year has generally been underwhelming.
|
|
Help your artsy friend display their favorite paintings in the most stylish way possible with Hot Sox: The Artist Series.
|
|
Update: Brooklyn Beckham is taking over Vogue China's Instagram, and sharing some candid family photos (in artsy black-and-white).
|
|
Jubilant Tree Skirt, $348Brightly colored pom-poms surround the artsy embroidery featured on this one-of-a-kind tree skirt.
|
|
The artsy shots he favored before the crisis have given way to these more matter-of-fact updates and offerings.
|
|
"Maybe it's just that I've gotten old, but I wanted peaceful, not such a downtown artsy feeling," Ms. Ahrens said.
|
|
In "Permanent Record," Pablo is the offspring of a hard-driving Korean physician mom and an artsy, boho Pakistani dad.
|
|
Franco has a casual, artsy sense of style based around sartorial signatures like a pop of color and dark tones.
|
|
S. takes some artsy shots while I amuse myself by trying to climb up the smaller boulders that surround the area.
|
|
Overtown is sandwiched between swanky downtown Miami high-rises and artsy Wynwood with its shops, bars and world-renowned street art.
|
|
Did it cost $10 million or did Jobs pay $10 million for a regular textbook as some sort of artsy stunt?
|
|
I'd heard about 29Rooms before and how cool, exclusive, and artsy it is, and those are all things that I like.
|
|
Alex Standall's (Miles Heizer) is full of heavily filtered cappuccinos and artsy pictures of his then-girlfriend, Jessica Davis (Alisha Boe).
|
|
The card's graphic by Pikachu creator Atsuko Nishida features Pikachu, the adorable mascot of the Pokemon franchise, holding a paintbrush. Artsy!
|
|
Back in January, Adidas launched an artsy, feminist campaign featuring incredibly badass women like Dej Loaf, Hannah Bronfman, and Adwoa Aboah.
|
|
Add some green to someone's life with this minimalist potted plant holder for $5 or this artsy plant holder for $6.
|
|
As he explains it, his artsy side comes from his mom, who he spent weekends with in DC as a kid.
|
|
But for the vast majority of pieces, collectors use Artsy to inquire directly, then take the process offline with the gallery.
|
|
When Artsy launched to the public in 2012, it had a little over 20,000 images from 275 galleries and 50 museums.
|
|
I saw her artsy black-and-white selfies, her insightful Goodreads reviews, her cryptic status updates written in all lowercase letters.
|
|
This was great when I wanted to try an artsy shot in an old subway car and quickly underexpose the image.
|
|
The artsy photo of the girls shows them from the back, dressed in swimsuits and playing with toys on a blanket.
|
|
Spread across dozens of genres and forms, films can be funny or sad, artsy or pedestrian, unabashedly childish or confidently mature.
|
|
Peter Thiel and Jack Dorsey, the respective founders of PayPal and Twitter, are among the backers of a startup called Artsy.
|
|
Indeed, says Sebastian Cwilich of Artsy, his firm wants to join forces with galleries and auction houses, not compete with them.
|
|
Artsy, a New York-based art discovery marketplace, on Tuesday announced that it has raised $50 million in Series D funding.
|
|
In the first artsy photo, Murphy covers her breasts with her arms while her lower half is covered with a towel.
|
|
Drake was also there rapping in his artsy black turtleneck while Lil Wayne had an intense conversation with his mirror reflection.
|
|
On first glance, it could simply seem like a colorfully decorated lounge space with artsy people of color eager to socialize.
|
|
I wish I had been less insistent on doing this crazy, artsy… Like, I had been reading Dante's Inferno a lot.
|
|
The company has described these as "hyperlocal photographs" — that is, artsy, high-resolution shots of different locations around each hotel's city.
|
|
" Even artsy types will have a role to play, as customer-service bots "will need to be designed, updated, and managed.
|
|
If Bialetti's Moka Express is the everyman stovetop espresso maker, Alessi's Pulcina is the high-brow moka pot for artsy types.
|
|
Mr. Giamatti and Kathryn Hahn star as an artsy, married New York couple approaching middle age on a quest for conception.
|
|
And for the artsy Step Town district, she scoured looks from an Afropunk festival in Atlanta, where "Black Panther" was shot.
|
|
For example, you can snap a shot of a friend on a beach and blur the background for an artsy feel.
|
|
ARTSY BUILDING It's a fifth-floor walk-up, but Paul Bowles lived in our apartment and it has lots of skylights.
|
|
Moments before, I hadn't even known that she sheds were a thing and now, to my artsy eye, they'd become #goals.
|
|
If you did see someone wearing it, he or she was probably important in an artsy Paper Magazine type of way.
|
|
It was a world that vaporized as developers poured money into South Beach, turned it into a flashy, artsy American Riviera.
|
|
Larry Gagosian, the gallery's founder, was an investor in a $50 million Artsy fund-raising round that closed in July 2017.
|
|
The Village Soccer Shop in New York stocks artsy soccer brands like MIDFLD alongside official FIFA jerseys, but has no women's section.
|
|
If you don't have a STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) background, but are more "artsy," this could be a job for you.
|
|
Photographer Sprouse would occasionally post artsy shots of his alleged girlfriend, but there wasn't any Bughead-esque shots of the two canoodling.
|
|
Tia was a sensitive, artsy type who had somehow stumbled into law school because her middle-class upbringing had determined this path.
|
|
Although they're not actually illuminated (it's an awesome digital print effect), these pieces add some artsy flair to whatever space they occupy.
|
|
Really the only thing not playing in the Trading Spaces newbie's favor is his overuse of artsy Instagram filters, as evidenced above.
|
|
Lauren, meanwhile, used to post lots of artsy photos to her page, but kids she knew would leave mean comments on them.
|
|
There seems to have been a movement in recent years of older, artsy hardcore dudes writing books of poetry or dark novels.
|
|
By 2010, Artsy was two years into its efforts with almost no galleries on board, and it was running low on cash.
|
|
Instead of playing the role of an aggressive disruptor, Artsy has positioned itself as a tech platform that can expand galleries' reach.
|
|
Today, Artsy is far and away the biggest player in the online art market, with over 800,000 works from over 203,000 galleries.
|
|
And fisheye lenses are basically self explanatory — I mean, those things could make a picture of a gas station bathroom look artsy.
|
|
Today, Artsy is far and away the biggest player in the online art market, with over 800,000 works from over 4,000 galleries.
|
|
While categories like Haunted Houses or Fright Night look like artsy graphic design projects, the Slaughterhouse style veers hard into horror territory.
|
|
Accompanying the poem are artsy shots of Kanye picking up McDonald's drive-thru in a very expensive-looking car, which, like, same.
|
|
In the seven years since they launched in 2011, Little Baby's has become the darling of the young, artsy contingent in Philadelphia.
|
|
Beyond Sotheby's and Christie's — both of which have focused on digital sales in recent years — other players include Artsy, Artnet and 1stdibs.
|
|
I rent in an artsy neighborhood in Baltimore, and construction is currently underway on $399,000 townhomes across the street from my apartment.
|
|
Thanks to Instagram and the relative quality of even the most basic smartphone cameras, nearly anyone can take "artsy" photos these days.
|
|
A painting by Shara Hughes sold as the top lot at a Phillip's x Artsy: Summer School online auction on July 11.
|
|
In proper archetypical-casting form, Ashley played the more extroverted diva sister, Chloe, while MK played the more introverted artsy one, Riley.
|
|
The bright spot for J. Crew has been its Madewell brand, with its laid-back and artsy clothes, has won over shoppers.
|
|
" Two months later she is "the artsy, home-schooled Canadian girl who hung out with cross-dressers and dated a gothish townie.
|
|
One had acquired an artsy dance hall in Texas as a residence, which included a bathtub in the middle of a bedroom.
|
|
I attempt to take artsy photos of the shadows my feet make in the sand and the Glen Canyon Dam at sunset.
|
|
I make a to-do list and also jot down bigger goals I have for Artsy and for my life in general.
|
|
Portrait mode was effective at producing artsy-looking pictures of red flowers in a garden and of my dogs in a field.
|
|
By then, critics were dismissing Mr. Max as more artsy than artist, more concerned with commercial viability than creating museum-grade masterpieces.
|
|
The artsy Thompson Hotel has a stylish living room-like feel, accented by dark woods and rich textures of leather and velvet.
|
|
While some of the show's subjects, like Carter, speak about what inspires them, the series is itself inspirational catnip for artsy perfectionists.
|
|
"I had a good run, for a few years, as a darling of the artsy New York gay scene," Wintrich told me.
|
|
Each floor's hallway was decorated with artsy black and white photos of famous Manhattan parks, with informational plaques providing tidbits of history.
|
|
I start packing my bag and admiring different wall paintings, pictures, and artsy items in the apartment I had not noticed before.
|
|
She has an artsy skull painted on her face, which is a typical practice during the festival to represent lost loved ones.
|
|
Some old-school foods were given a new life this decade with the rise of hot sauce and the artsy charcuterie board.
|
|
" Mr. Scully's team defended it as "bold, beautiful and uplifting," suited to a woodsy neighborhood known as "eclectic, unique, artsy and individualistic.
|
|
The hacker is selling the information for 1,070,000 Artsy accounts, collected in April 2018, for just 0.0289 bitcoin, which is about $104.
|
|
If that sounds like you, read on for Lawson's advice (spoiler: Yes, you should dare to dream of a brand-new artsy career).
|
|
Artsy intends to expand your palate by turning the art world into a series of data points, to reveal what you might like.
|
|
In general, visitors love the excellent service, high-end and artsy amenities, the beach access, strong food and drink, and pet-friendly perks.
|
|
Golf balls cut in half: These artsy halved golf balls with tantalizingly scrumptious interiors are forbidden snacks, but we can still drool. 250.
|
|
Teenage Engineering has always been a quirky, artsy hardware company that's known for its pint-sized Pocket Operators and distinctive OP-1 synth.
|
|
What is certain is that this collection of pictures, expertly curated by Artsy, will lead you to a world of wonder and intrigue.
|
|
The Daily Jewel Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez unearthed fool's gold, tiger's eye and other gemstones for these artsy, totally groovy mismatched earrings.
|
|
There's a new term called "horror-adjacent" that I've been hearing a lot—horror movies that aren't horror movies, the artsy horror film.
|
|
Taplitz plays an artsy, effete junior high schooler whose family moves to Brooklyn, where he befriends an outgoing, athletic peer (played by Barbieri).
|
|
The young social media star also shared an artsy black-and-white photo of himself surrounded by ballon strings, fittingly captioned, "birthday balloons."
|
|
With alternative markets opening up and artsy textural indulgence sneaking into the genre, performers who dodge expressionist convention frequently retreat into inaccessible corners.
|
|
That site would be the eclectic, artsy kid, because it is loaded with enough crafts and DIY projects to last you a lifetime.
|
|
Each club is known for a particular personality: The Fly is Park Avenue, the Phoenix S.K. sporty, the Fox artsy, the Owl fratty.
|
|
For people who manage the estate of one of the most celebrated artists of all time, they weren't particularly artsy or animated storytellers.
|
|
They were snapped up by collectors for $400,000 to $1.6 million, according to Artsy, an information and advertising website for the art world.
|
|
Sunday Routine Carter Cleveland started Artsy, a site for buying and selling art, in 2009 when he was a senior at Princeton University.
|
|
Also while you're there: From Tai Kwun, take a five-minute walk down Hollywood Road, through the heart of the artsy SoHo district.
|
|
I was the artsy one and he the practical one as we went along, and I learned much about running this little farm.
|
|
One night, I walked down Rothschild Boulevard, a sprawling thoroughfare bisected by green space and bike paths, to the artsy Neve Tzedek neighborhood.
|
|
The artsy hotel on the South Bank, which opened last October, has sold nine engagement rings from machines located on every guest floor.
|
|
"I'm known as the artsy librarian," says Rodriguez, who has an M.F.A. from Lehman College, where she teaches life drawing once a week.
|
|
Kafe Louverture has the look of an artsy-industrial coffee shop, with exposed brick and a warm wooden counter that overlooks the street.
|
|
Putting an end to the popularity contest might lead people to share more unconventional, silly or artsy posts regardless of their public reception.
|
|
Dayton's Oregon District, with its cocktail bars and artsy shops springing up in a former industrial zone, drew people from all over town.
|
|
It's all grainy and cool-looking, so everyone will think you're artsy and discovered some sweet neo-noir film from the 80s, probably.
|
|
The septuagenarian owner of this hobbit-size bacaro in the artsy Dorsoduro District turns out these diminutive open-faced sandwiches by the hundreds.
|
|
We might be bigger in America than in the UK. The diaspora there is a little more artsy cos they're more middle class.
|
|
Even if you're not artsy, there's nothing quite like "sticking it to the man" by forgoing Black Friday to brainstorm handmade gift ideas.
|
|
There's nothing Kylie loves more than posting one selfie after the next from dawn until dusk, but yesterday's selection took on an artsy bent.
|
|
If you somehow haven't talked yourself into getting one yet or are looking for the perfect gift for an artsy friend, here's your chance.
|
|
I had never lived with a bunch of men before, I had never played a sport, and I was the artsy kid in school.
|
|
While the classic white wedding dress will likely never go out of style, there's no reason not to put an artsy spin on it.
|
|
I actually was an artsy drama kid in small-town Oregon in the '90s, so I can say with some authority that Everything Sucks!
|
|
The artsy New York City ode to all things ice cream is open for a month-long run from July 29 through August 31.
|
|
Reinhart has an awesome collection of pics from her skilled boyfriend, who snapped a particularly artsy one of the actress looking in the mirror.
|
|
But now, instead of simple pops of your artsy-chic style, every inch of your home can reflect the kind of looks you love.
|
|
Meanwhile, a news post on Artsy suggests that the shred could've been triggered by someone in the audience with "a device in his hand".
|
|
Pierrot Le FouPlain and simple: Pierrot Le Fou offers a solid selection of labels, from Margiela to Rick Owens, in a cool artsy space.
|
|
Hudson dressed as what we assume is some kind of artsy rebel student, which went perfectly with the "Detention" classroom set up for photos.
|
|
The owner actually bought this artsy little R2D2 fryer—you put tater tots in his mouth and he would shit them out the back.
|
|
A sensitive jock (Freddie Prinze Jr.) falls for an artsy outcast (Rachel Leigh Cook) who becomes beautiful the second she takes off her glasses.
|
|
You've probably already seen the magic of Prisma, an app that transforms your photos into artsy images designed to mimic human-created art styles.
|
|
He's an artsy free spirit, as he enjoys traveling and photography when he isn't busy building things, courting funny ladies, and perfecting his scruff.
|
|
"I've known the bastard 40 years," the 87-year-old Benson recently told me, sitting in his artsy, light-filled Upper West Side apartment.
|
|
You can use a spreadsheet, or one of a million time tracking apps, or a Moleskine notebook if you want to look all artsy.
|
|
Reinhart has been tagging Sprouse, her presumed photographer, in other artsy photos on Instagram, but the timing of this one is what's most intriguing.
|
|
Save your empathy, because there was no leak and there is no sex tape, just an "artsy" short film of the two on PornHub.
|
|
A green and blue abstract by the Kuala Lumpur-based painter Yeoh Choo Chan, 28, was sold in transit to Asia Now, via Artsy.
|
|
And into this artsy, balmy Shangri-La comes, for one weekend, a loud, lionhearted parade of real-live action heroes in bona fide Batmobiles.
|
|
It's an eclectic area of mixed incomes and mixed ethnicities, somewhat artsy but, like most parts of San Francisco, now in full-blown transition.
|
|
I fall more into the Blur era, Damon Albarn-y, artsy, soft, middle-class southern grouping than the Noel Gallagher, Northern hard man thing.
|
|
At both, expect fiercely eclectic, unpredictable rock that can go from artsy pop to noise and back again in the space of a song.
|
|
Temper its sleek minimalism with high-rise jeans, artsy earrings and statement stilettos, and no one at the water cooler will be the wiser.
|
|
Nostalgic websites meant to mimic the days of dial-up modems are cropping up in artsy and tech-geek corners of the web. Windows43.
|
|
Artsy generates further revenue by arranging and administering online bids at live auctions, for which it receives a 5 percent commission on successful sales.
|
|
You went from all being Asian – from having solidarity across the religious boundaries when it was small, fledgling and artsy – to it being fragmented.
|
|
Behati Prinsloo, who is seven months pregnant with her and Adam Levine's second child, showed off her pregnancy belly on Instagram — with an artsy twist.
|
|
As far as composition, Dr. Sterling stresses the importance of showing your entire face and avoiding those artsy angles (sorry, sad boys of the world).
|
|
Search giant Google rolled out an artsy surprise for Indian users by paying a tribute to "pioneering artist" Jamini Roy on his 130th birth anniversary.
|
|
Joining the ranks of art world tools like Artsy and ArtRank, brand new app, Magnus, is being toted as the Shazam of the art world.
|
|
Giant teeth used at dentistry schools are displayed, opposite clever and artsy toothpaste advertisements, posters of public health campaigns and the ever-dreaded dentist's chair.
|
|
Artsy would generate revenue by selling gallery subscriptions, which came with tools to showcase their artists, highlight upcoming programming, and list their art for purchase.
|
|
When asked by the Post why he would do that, and on the meaning of the piece, he responded in the most artsy way possible.
|
|
Apart from the tagline advertising itself as "a game for the artsy fartsiest generation around," nearly everyone you interact with is entrenched in web culture.
|
|
I was an artsy kid, and I became one of those typical angst-ridden teenagers who spent a lot of time just playing the guitar.
|
|
That should remove graininess, let in a lot of light, and also open up the possibility for some artsy light painting or light streaking effects.
|
|
Situated in a former casket factory, on an artsy stretch of East Williamsburg, the industrial-woodsy barroom draws a diverse crowd of twenty- and thirtysomethings.
|
|
The art galleries and a wine bar will open later, giving the town what some people in the area deride as an "artsy fartsy" attitude.
|
|
Our goal was to reach the artsy resort town of Sooke before night fell, but we decided to backtrack in hopes of finding Esquimalt Lagoon.
|
|
But from the northern coast inland to artsy Asheville and the Great Smoky Mountains, many of North Carolina's popular tourism destinations are counting their blessings.
|
|
Ask any Londoner: Wood Green is certainly not known for being a cool, artsy destination — which is exactly why the project had me immediately intrigued.
|
|
He pointed out a recent study by the specialist website Artsy estimating that only 220 to 15 percent of gallery sales took place at fairs.
|
|
Reagan, an artsy idealist with white-savior tendencies, grew up in Chicago's posh northern suburbs but needs money to win independence from her overbearing father.
|
|
The pedestrian strand fronting New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art was once a motley of fountains, old trees, vendors of artsy ephemera and street performers.
|
|
That includes his in-laws, who prize financial success and are thoroughly sick of Jessica's artsy endeavors and Joel's squishy sympathy for the economically disadvantaged.
|
|
I was into like a lot of adventurous type shit, and then at one point I was super artsy, just like drawing all the time.
|
|
Her writing on art, architecture, and film has been published by Artsy, Flash Art Magazine, AnOther Magazine, Disegno: The Quarterly Journal of Design, and more.
|
|
In the city, I was just another character on the scene — a piece of the fabric of this liberal, artsy, accepting, and intellectual tapestry of Charlottesville.
|
|
He was seen taking artsy photos of Morrone at the luxurious Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes, France, where all the high profile celebs stay.
|
|
Sales of the artsy volume, which is currently seeking donations on crowdfunding site Indie GoGo, will support breast cancer research and the charity F*ck Cancer.
|
|
These brushed suede bags are soft to the touch and also have features like an artsy wooden closure, metal beaded trim, and an intricate braided strap.
|
|
Shrub is a collaboration between Linked by Air and artist Jeffrey Scudder that allows for the creation of unique and inherently artsy digital "rubbings" of reality.
|
|
"You think you're 'cool, artsy, and with it' but you're nothing but a freak," the letter writer said, adding anti-gay attacks and mocking Cease's name.
|
|
A self-described "weird, artsy noise freak" who "kind of stumbled into being a rapper", Blanco rose in a flurry of boundary-pushing, genre-blurring flames.
|
|
If you create a profile, Artsy will send you personalized recommendations about new artists you might like, or alerts about works being put up for sale.
|
|
And Artsy says that it facilitates over $20163 million in art sales each month, with an average distance of 3000 miles between the buyer and seller.
|
|
Artsy doesn't use the collaborative filtering techniques common to services like Amazon and Spotify, because it wouldn't mesh with the singular nature of works of art.
|
|
Over the years, I've taken screenshots of hundreds of works that Artsy recommended to me, putting them into a folder I use for my desktop backgrounds.
|
|
The late 1990s gave us the artsy TV title sequence, which — as chronicled in an excellent story by Lance Richardson last year — is now under threat.
|
|
Pageant drag or artsy drag, people have ideas about what those look like that run contrary to the idea that drag pushes the limits of identity.
|
|
Photo app Prisma continues to expand its artsy, AI-generated photo and video filters into as many platforms as it can before the competition catches up.
|
|
Quarles said there are advertisers who seem to be simply repurposing content, but those who hew most closely to Instagram's artsy ethos have the most success.
|
|
Not only have gallery owners come around to embracing Cleveland's online marketplaces, 1,800 galleries now pay Artsy between $425 and $1,000 a month to be members.
|
|
The Hunger Games star went for a crossbody bag, a newsboy hat and flip-flops, while her artsy beau accessorized with a pair of green sneakers.
|
|
So while I sit and try to be artsy as fuck, I'll refrain from showing anything too "cerebral" from our favorite artists over Instagram this week.
|
|
But over the last few years, we got into the Wake and artsy synth pop, which has definitely been more of an influence on us recently.
|
|
Yet the rest of the onlookers, for the most part, included an artsy crowd from New Orleans and journalists who had traveled from out of town.
|
|
Its artsy appeal and extremely low rents, in comparison to its European counterparts, have also attracted a new wave of entrepreneurs fueling the city's startup scene.
|
|
But if you want to rub shoulders with Athenians, opt instead for Petralona, an artsy neighborhood poised to become the next Koukakis sans tourists (for now).
|
|
She envisioned Crestline, a town of about 11,000 people, as a place similar to Topanga, an artsy enclave in the Santa Monica Mountains above Los Angeles.
|
|
Along its principal thoroughfare, Marticeva, and the streets around it, artsy cafes, bookstores, boutiques and design studios have moved into storefronts that once sold auto parts.
|
|
New York startup Artsy connects art enthusiasts with leading galleries and their works, while influential financial tech company Arthena aims to make art investment more transparent.
|
|
I got some nice, fine tip black ink pens, some gel Gelly Roll pens (some nostalgia for you) and I use markers when I feel artsy.
|
|
That's thanks to Karl Freund, a legendary cinematographer who went from artsy fare like 1927's silent classic Metropolis to designing the look for I Love Lucy.
|
|
She has posted several photos with this lucky one, enjoying the beach in Tulum, Mexico, Miami Fashion Week and friends in the artsy Miami neighborhood of Wynwood.
|
|
Since then, the couple have kept things fun by dishing on their love life, posting artsy Instagram pics, and paying homage to one another in their work.
|
|
She's variously played a Jane Austen heroine ("Sense and Sensibility"), rebellious Edwardian ("Titanic"), artsy hipster ("Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind") and intelligent villain (the "Divergent" series).
|
|
Artsy, barely-tangential-to-the-product-being-advertised style aside, as The Verge notes, rumors of a collaboration between Samsung and Thom Browne first surfaced last fall.
|
|
For Sprouse's 25th birthday on Friday, Reinhart posted an artsy photo on Instagram of her real-life Jughead walking in some greenery towards a daytime city skyline.
|
|
A few of Ritterpusch's works are available on Artsy, and he's been focusing on building up his brand on Instagram, where collectors have snapped up several paintings.
|
|
The film follows Richard (Paul Giamatti) and Rachel (Kathryn Hahn), an artsy New York City-based couple, whose once-stable relationship is on the brink of implosion.
|
|
Before the original Star Wars was released in 1977, American science fiction movies were largely divided into two types: flat B-picture adventures, and artsy, intellectual exercises.
|
|
He occasionally posts his photography on his Twitter account, and in late June he uploaded an artsy, black-and-white 35mm film photograph of a BB gun.
|
|
There are also military rock acts with artsy names, conservatory-trained military jazz ensembles, military bluegrass pickers, even a military calypso band based in the Virgin Islands.
|
|
Other posters aim to achieve an artsy look with black-and-white galleries; indeed, the bros seem proud when they can pull off a truly artistic shot.
|
|
Basically no-one has a fucking clue about the relationship between the artsy craft brewer and the G1 shaped Death Star at the heart of Scottish nightlife.
|
|
The look of it, the physical aesthetic of it, was more artsy, and with the music there was a lot of variation in the tones and rhythms.
|
|
One of Morrison's session musicians, the jazz guitarist Jay Berliner, came to the artsy improvisations of "Astral Weeks" directly from working on jingles for Noxzema and Pringles.
|
|
First came her desire to appear rebellious and bohemian; marrying Tony was fine for that, since her artsy consort helped to assemble a showbizzy, swinging '60s crowd.
|
|
The unit is on the ground floor of an artsy prewar building, where the hallways have castle-like accents and are covered in murals of Mediterranean landscapes.
|
|
I booked what's billed as a "Lovely Room," the second largest of the hotel's four accommodation categories, which is outfitted with an artsy glass toilet/shower cubicle.
|
|
They also present educational programming and year-round events across the city and promote local artists with an extensive online presence on the art-selling platform Artsy.
|
|
Mexico City comes at you fast, in multitudes, on streets lined with funky bars, glass towers, rundown houses, taco stands, cantinas, designer shops, fancy restaurants, artsy hotels.
|
|
Though social media and the artsy sensibilities of ad marketing are cribbing the same aesthetic ideas, the details of Mikayla Whitmore's photography are distinctly unique and homegrown.
|
|
That cross-pollination gives a quirky, artsy feel to her simply-cut designs, many of which feature hand-drawn illustrations in collaboration with the artist Tana Latorre.
|
|
Kansas City is home to famous barbecue (with more than 100 joints), a great jazz scene, top-notch museums (like the National WWI Museum) and artsy neighborhoods.
|
|
Artsy, which is based in New York, hopes to speed things up even more by opening a 22016,210-square-foot hub in the Whitechapel district of London.
|
|
New York based Artsy, founded back in 2009, pulled in a $50M funding round this summer, for example, for an auction-focused art marketplace that's valued at $275M.
|
|
To coincide with the release, the UK-based electronic duo teamed up artist and director Jack Featherstone for an ashamedly artsy video for the EP's A-side track.
|
|
The style of her artsy loft, located in the equally hip Los Angeles neighborhood of Echo Park, is mid-century modern-inspired , and brimming with playful, eclectic details.
|
|
The Oscar winner, 44, was spotted taking artsy pictures of girlfriend Camila Morrone, 21, while the two are in the south of France for the Cannes Film Festival.
|
|
The app will also make it easier to get more creative with instant photos, helping photographers to set up double exposures or artsy long exposure light streak shots.
|
|
This new paradigm is powering the success of Artsy, a New York City-based startup that this morning announced it had raised $50 million in fresh venture capital.
|
|
I saw how amazing it was to see all these kids who were weird and artsy and passionate about music, coming together to have fun and express themselves.
|
|
You probably noticed the artsy photos Kenny shares of her family and friends on her Instagram, but you may not have known she's the one taking the photos.
|
|
Her colorful blue house, located in the chic and artsy Coyoacán neighborhood, retains many of her personal belongings, including her furniture, clothing, jewelry, photographs, many paintings and journals.
|
|
She was working behind the concession stand at the artsy movie theatre downtown when he came in and bought a large popcorn and a box of Red Vines.
|
|
The story follows a group of artsy teens who met at summer camp in 1974 as they transition into adulthood and adapt to life in New York City.
|
|
The oldest son of David and Victoria Beckham posted an artsy black-and-white selfie that shows him with his arm wrapped around the 19-year-old star.
|
|
Your creativity and playfulness hits a stride on Thursday when Mercury enters Aquarius, helping you get into an artsy mind frame and send funny texts to your friends.
|
|
The Bounce effect plays the photo's motion forward and then in reverse, and Long Exposure blurs the motion in the image, which gives the picture an artsy look.
|
|
He said arranging an empty locker room on the road brought out an "artsy" side of him, and he preserves many of his flourishes on his Twitter account.
|
|
Middle West Spirits, an 11-year-old distillery in the artsy Short North neighborhood, was a major player, along with Watershed Distillery, in getting the Ohio law revised.
|
|
As Williamsburg has morphed from an industrial, working-class area to artsy, hipster and now high-end, it has become a huge draw to New Yorkers and tourists.
|
|
My simple but functional studio in Richmond, east of downtown, was a good bargain at $72 a day and had an artsy vibe that reflected the surrounding neighborhood.
|
|
"With their ear-like handles and dark peripheries, they might be items of Etruscan pottery," Rob Sharp wrote in his review of the show on the website Artsy.
|
|
Curth says the difference in positioning between Artland and Artsy is a focus on collectors — with Artland offering free tools for art collectors to register and manage their collections.
|
|
Virtual Reality and New Media Demos, an art-exhibition-meets-happy-hour organized by Artsy, Moving Image, and SIXTY LES hotel explored VR and AR's future as artistic mediums.
|
|
The artsy-fartsy horror thriller is fairly well-named with a title like Velvet Buzzsaw, but the meaning may not be readily apparent — or even even discernible at all.
|
|
Support for The Photography Show is provided by AXA Art, Premier Corporate Partner of AIPAD; Sidley Austin LLC; Eastwood Litho, Official Printing Partner of AIPAD; Artsy, Official Online Partner.
|
|
Before Bozeman went full yuppie, it was, as Montanans put it in the least derogatory way possible, a cowtown — the ag school counterpart to Missoula's liberal-artsy college town.
|
|
I assumed I'd send Hazel to the preschool an artsy pastry chef friend sent her kids to — I liked her parenting style, and her kids were groovy yet grounded.
|
|
You can't unthinkingly reach for the bright yellow Snapchat icon anymore, and scrolling Instagram in black-and-white is like looking at a hundred shabby attempts at being artsy.
|
|
Artsy and UBS on May 18 will show the first in a series of four short films that explore the contemporary art market — auctions, galleries, patrons and art fairs.
|
|
Madonna had come out singing "Like a Prayer" -- but slowed things down before "Hallelujah" ... performing an artsy dance routine while surrounded by a bunch of people dressed like monks.
|
|
I missed the window of opportunityWhile I love my neighborhood's artsy appeal and think living here permanently would be great, I'm not going to buy one of these homes.
|
|
It has an artsy, literary undertone befitting its Jamaica Plain setting, but with all the genial joviality—and good beer selection—you'd want out of your favorite local spot.
|
|
Related: Openly Gay Skateboarder Brian Anderson Bares All in His First Zine [NSFW] Meet Math Magazine, Porn's Artsy, Indie Alternative [NSFW] A Photographer Depicts Men at Their Most Vulnerable
|
|
This was a confetti-covered, perfectly-lit canary in a coal mine, my artsy acquaintances cried online; art appreciation as we know it would soon die out for good.
|
|
Bandra, an artsy Mumbai suburb on the Arabian Sea, is a favorite of the city's creative set and counts Bollywood stars, film producers, artists and designers among its residents.
|
|
The collective GUN, formed in Niigata Prefecture, then an agrarian region, produced breathtaking environmental projects, as well as artsy political action and small works sent through the postal service.
|
|
There are sites with artsy high productions, the down and dirty kinky, genuine amateurs, personalized experiences with stars, and an underrated category of erotica that isn't just video porn.
|
|
If social media and the artsy sensibilities of ad marketing are cribbing the same aesthetic ideas Whitmore is interested in, could it be time to work against the zeitgeist?
|
|
Kammy Stucker: To me, I think Hammond&aposs has lasted over 100 years because it&aposs artsy, it&aposs unique, it&aposs fun, it&aposs colorful, it&aposs flavorful.
|
|
"I happened to cut out the shape of a dragon on top and my family thought that was neat, so I kept making artsy designs for my pie tops."
|
|
The cremated remains of Charles Manson continue to inspire a couple of artsy-fartsy folks ... who used real human blood and Manson's ashes to create life-like Manson masks.
|
|
The Indian collector Saloni Doshi, who runs the Space 543 artists' studio project in Mumbai, India, said she read articles on Artsy to find out what was going on.
|
|
Over $50 worth of wax and pigment on a plate suddenly starts to look like a bone-chilling crime scene, not a fun, artsy way to earn a double-tap.
|
|
He was an artsy skater kid, attending the San Francisco Art Institute before dropping out to make music that appealed to the cosmic/bucolic yearnings of the art school counterculture.
|
|
A museum that invested in Artsy would likely be ecstatic to see an art-focused company that went on to raise more than $50 million and become a market leader.
|
|
Whether you're gifting to an artsy hipster or a mom who just has to document everything, an instant camera is a thoughtful, fun gift that can go with them everywhere.
|
|
This is Ford's second movie, his first — A Single Man — my girlfriend and I found so aimless that we turned it off halfway through, and we love some artsy nonsense.
|
|
VSCO — with a pronunciation that rhymes with Cisco — is known for its preset filters with cult-like followings used by photographers and Instagrammers alike to produce artsy, aesthetic-focused pictures.
|
|
Related: [NSFW] Sophie Ebrard Spent Four Years Taking Behind-the-Scenes Photos of Porn Shoots [NSFW] Meet Math Magazine, Porn's Artsy, Indie Alternative Porn Sets Are Beautiful (When Nobody's Home)
|
|
Minter photographed Cyrus in an exclusive session and the resulting print will be sold in a limited edition on Artsy, with 100% of the income going to support Planned Parenthood.
|
|
The most artsy of photography apps, VSCO, has undergone an extensive redesign that includes a brand new typeface as well as a basic symbolic language created by the company's designers.
|
|
Cheer-Up CharliesIt's only been around for a few years, and it's moved locations once, but Cheer-Ups has managed to become an institution for the young, artsy drinking class.
|
|
I climbed aboard a bus waiting near the terminal (3 dollars) and we began crawling along Oceanview Road, through the artsy town of Oneroa, toward the heart of the island.
|
|
Michael Jackson's artsy jungle gym is going on the market ... so you can take home some of the most interesting pieces of art ever displayed at the famed Neverland Ranch.
|
|
In a nation awash in opioids, there are few, if any, places where this kind of scene plays out more often than this artsy beach town of 226 square miles.
|
|
The inaugural film festival is the living incarnation of WUTI's ethos, with three days of programming set in Idyllwild, CA, a small artsy town nestled in the San Jacinto mountains.
|
|
Donald Trump and Kanye West met for 15 minutes and talked about life ... nothing more, and Kanye left the Prez-elect a souvenir -- an artsy book that includes nude pics!
|
|
Prince Harry's girlfriend shared an artsy photo of a message on the ground partially covered by her own shadow the reads "#NoBadEnergy" twice — while also showing off her adorable cat flats.
|
|
A decade ago the aesthetic of pale, melancholic, artsy angsty teen Tumblr girls grew so popular that it paved the way for pop stars like sad vamp queen Lana Del Ray.
|
|
The couple moved there from London earlier this year, attracted, like all the artists who flee the English capital to Berlin, by the city's artsy thrum and (still relatively) cheap rents.
|
|
" It may have been going for something artsy, but according to the newsstand cashier where Christopher Darden examines a copy (and according to much of black America), "they made him blacker.
|
|
Here, Artsy highlights the images of one Life magazine photographer, Steve Schapiro, and his incredible work in defining our vision of Martin Luther King Jr. that we hold so dear. —G.
|
|
When you throw back a bowl of lobster pho or sit down to an omakase sushi dinner at artsy desert festival Further Future this spring, you'll have Jolene Mannina to thank.
|
|
To find out, we went to the opening of the Unseen Photo Festival in Amsterdam and asked the visitors to show us the most artsy photo they have on their phones.
|
|
He'd even had a thing with one of the artsy transplants, a printmaker whom he'd met at her opening in a converted barn— after his wife had left, be it noted.
|
|
In the artsy fall/winter 2016 eyewear campaign, the trendsetter wears a tulle-embellished top from the ready-to-wear collection paired with a playful Chanel-embossed ribbon in her hair.
|
|
Her main character is Denise, an artist who is gushed over by assorted highbrows and spouts artsy nonsense that's barely distinguishable from what you might hear at an actual gallery opening.
|
|
Milk Makeup is the self-professed friend of the "on-the-go" gal, and nothing says "get out the door" faster than an artsy manicure that you can apply in seconds.
|
|
Having evolved past my "femme visibility" years of asymmetrical haircuts and vintage jumpers, I've grown into a long-haired, artsy looking woman whose queer experience is hidden to the untrained eye.
|
|
Andrew Sugrue (co-founder of Avenir Growth Capital and formerly both of L Catterton and Shumway Capital, and a repeat Artsy investor) also joined the board as part of the round.
|
|
Most foreign buyers gravitate to the city's historic center or to the Quadrilatero della Moda (the fashion district), the adjacent artsy district of Brera or the nearby Castello district, brokers said.
|
|
People on there know that the other people on the app are successful at what they do and are generally just more cultured, since it's really a hub for artsy humans.
|
|
It boils down to physical experiences that make art more memorable —just like with any relationship, according to the founder and CEO of Artsy, the world's largest online collection of art.
|
|
But her food is unapologetically artsy, personal and sometimes risky, and she believes this is one reason she received less credit and more criticism at the beginning of her solo career.
|
|
Alice was raised in a leafy enclave of East London by an artsy family and a stepdad with a choice record collection that included Blondie, The Beach Boys, and Elvis Costello.
|
|
He unveiled a new logo, pumped millions into an artsy redesign of some of its biggest stores, and changed the name of its runway line from Calvin Klein Collection to 205W39NYC.
|
|
There's a level of gamification going on that you too could participate in if you're so inclined—all the works can be seen on Artsy and the wallets can be found here.
|
|
Nemhauser and Jastezebski first put paint to concrete to give a grungy border wall around their home an artsy upgrade inspired by the Dutch painter's famous work, a favorite of their son.
|
|
Right now Facebook is largely focused on the fun and artsy applications of AR, but where will the company take smartphone AR beyond selfie filters toward delivering utility to billions of users?
|
|
Original story follows Penn Badgley first sauntered his way into our hearts as Gossip Girl's Dan Humphrey, the artsy writer who eventually won the heart of Serena van der Woodsen (Blake Lively).
|
|
It's both an example of how Surrey Nanosystems' technology can impact architecture and an artsy way for Hyundai to promote its new Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicle, which is powered by renewable energy.
|
|
Between their questionable use in a fashion magazine and the artsy black-and-white printing that nullifies how color is used in indigenous garb, these images look passive and self-consciously exotic.
|
|
Hell, I just posted one the other day out of sheer desperation of looking artsy to balance out all of those "A Kardashian a Day Keeps the Doctor Away" memes I post.
|
|
Lest you doubt their excitement over their new baby girl, whom they named Sienna Princess Wilson, Mom and Dad have released a rather artsy video on social media proclaiming their unconditional love.
|
|
But while tech giants work to determine how AI can become the next multibillion-dollar industry, a host of hackers are working to create Twitter bots that are absurdist, artsy, and beautiful.
|
|
Charlie and Nicole, it turns out, are a New York couple, the center of an artsy constellation that revolves around his theater troupe, in which she has been the longtime leading lady.
|
|
Everybody submits to his or her conscripted role: the artsy kid, the overachiever, the burnout, the nerd, the jock, the joker, and, inevitably, for one young woman, the Hottest Girl in School.
|
|
From the artsy Instagram to the timing of the post (the first day of Black History Month) Beyoncé knows a thing or two about dropping a social media bomb — the good kind.
|
|
He may depict himself as lonely, with verses about not fitting in solidly with white or Black communities and girls not quite knowing what to do with this artsy, emotional Black boy.
|
|
In a stark contrast to many of the celebs in attendance — whom mostly wore black tie with an artsy twist — West sported ripped denim, a bedazzled jacket, and light colored contacts. Okay.
|
|
The weekend closed with two very intentional choices: first, Etsy's longtime creative director Randy Hunt (who left this summer to join Artsy as Head of Design) offered a new model for growth.
|
|
A short drive from Machu Picchu, Cusco is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in its own right featuring Koricancha Temple's fusion of Inca and Hispanic cultures and the artsy San Blas area.
|
|
But in the taxi driveway outside Pier 94, the French artist JR, presented by Artsy and Jeffrey Deitch, has created giant cutout figures from historical photographs of immigrants passing through Ellis Island.
|
|
"Hadestown," facing off against musical comedies, film adaptations and a jukebox musical, is the artsy contender, born in the nonprofit world with a score by Anaïs Mitchell, a singer-songwriter from Vermont.
|
|
" - via Twitter Julie Cohen "Rhoda Morgenstern -- ambitious career woman, funny & artsy Jewish New Yorker, Mary's BFF -- was so relatable to me that I wore a scarf like hers all thru 7th grade.
|
|
It is a slice of the kind of artsy-gutsy takeover of open space that in New York City has largely given way to gentrification and shrinking amounts of available real estate.
|
|
Embracing the distortion does mean you can pull off some really dramatic and artsy shots, like the ones below of a neon sign or the shot of my dog sniffing the sun.
|
|
More than 210,803 galleries pay monthly subscriptions of, typically, $280 to $254,220 a month, to advertise works on Artsy, according to Mr. Cwilich, who started the company in 2012 with Carter Cleveland.
|
|
From faded glitter tips to a bare nail with a teensy stripe of neon pink at the cuticle, scroll through to find (then screenshot) the prom manicure that'll complete your artsy corsage shot.
|
|
Best friends Abbi (Abbi Jacobson), an artsy klutz with the "ass of an ageless angel," and Ilana (Ilana Glazer), a sex-positive extrovert with a trail of job dismissals, fail at many things.
|
|
On Sunday, the 90 Day Fiancé star posted an artsy shot of herself to Instagram, showing off her growing baby bump in a home spa, while also sending a subtle message to critics.
|
|
A project by art publisher Artsy, supported by Gucci, the three-part video series breaks down gender inequality in the art world and how female artists disrupted this, let's call it, absolute bullshit.
|
|
Working with makeup artist Michael Anthony, who is king of fanciful, artsy, "damn-can-you-believe-he-did-that?" looks, we dreamt up a quartet of beauty ideas that will blow your mind.
|
|
When it first debuted, the artsy snowboarding adventure joined the ranks of iPhone games like Monument Valley and Sword & Sworcery as the rare premium-priced experiences to garner both commercial and critical acclaim.
|
|
They're the artsy and lit AF. Coalition of Racial Equality (CORE) is led by the son of the university's dean and the treasurer prefers to go by Coco instead her full name, Colandrea.
|
|
Gomez's new boyfriend (cough, also a Canadian) just posted this image taken in Marfa, Texas, which is exactly the sort of artsy, desert-y locale where her photo appears to have been shot.
|
|
Use the sport mode to capture fast-moving action, Portrait mode to take some artsy selfies, Outdoor mode to record your open-air travels, and Night mode when you're making memories after dark.
|
|
But his Atlanta venue was a funky theater in the city's Little Five Points district, an artsy intown area where people are more apt to openly smoke marijuana than cite scriptures in public.
|
|
Local transmission—whereby patients contract the virus in America, rather than bringing it home with them—has mostly been confined to the artsy Wynwood district of Miami and the fleshpot of Miami Beach.
|
|
The app has been around since 2011, and has developed into a platform both for editing photos with artsy, preset filters and for sharing pictures in a place without likes and follower counts.
|
|
Now an artsy hub of trendy cafes, restaurants, bars and boutiques opened mostly by independent entrepreneurs, the Northern Quarter and its next-door neighbor, Ancoats, are blurring the lines between gentrification and regeneration.
|
|
The Marker Resort, owned by LaSalle Hotel Properties and managed by Highgate Hotels, in November began collaborating with the local arts space the Studios of Key West to amp up its artsy theme.
|
|
Minter photographed Cyrus in an exclusive session, with the resulting print to be sold in a limited edition on Artsy beginning April 14, with 100% of the income going to support Planned Parenthood.
|
|
From the basement of his house in Hackney, an artsy borough in London's East End, Mr. Underwood perpetuated a movement that spread to more than a dozen countries with more than 1,000 gatherings.
|
|
I remember watching the video for "Freedom '90" as an artsy, queer little outsider, and feeling I wanted to climb through the TV and warm my hands on the fire of that exploding jukebox.
|
|
Piggybacking on this theme of self-improvement are some tips from Jacqui Palumbo for Artsy on how you too can improve your photography with a little help from the camera attached to your phone.
|
|
Artsy brings together the work 20 powerhouse women photojournalists who are changing the way we look at the world, while Vulture shares a surprising gallery of recently unearthed photos by one of the greats.
|
|
Still, I'd envisioned working on my opus in Paris, sipping cognac in my own Café de Flore or Les Deux Magots, belonging to a new, artsy expatriate coterie of Hemingways and Steins and Fitzgeralds.
|
|
On the occasion of Dijkstra's new book, WO MEN, which focuses entirely on her portraits of women and girls, Artsy writer Alexxa Gotthardt offers a crash course on the brilliant career of Rineke Dijkstra.
|
|
The film, set at a traditional initiation school in the remote Eastern Cape, was shortlisted for the foreign-language category (alas, it didn't make the final five) and has reaped awards at artsy festivals.
|
|
The story follows the courtship and lone date between Margot, a 20-year-old university student, and Robert, a 34-year-old man she sells snacks to at the artsy cinema where she works.
|
|
The newspaper evolved into an alternative weekly called The Paper, and its editorial meetings at her home turned into a regular salon where artsy Chicagoans and visiting writers and musicians knew to show up.
|
|
We've reached out to 8Bitdo for more information, but they're not ready to reveal any details about the hardware just yet, just this series of artsy photos that let us glean a few details.
|
|
Amid the parties and artsy mayhem of Art Basel, piled atop the typical night scene of Miami, police arrested comedian Hannibal Buress early Sunday morning, though it was not entirely clear to him why.
|
|
Just months after Sprouse first ignited dating speculation by posting several artsy shots of his costar on Instagram, the actor seemed to deny that the pair were an item in a September 2017 interview.
|
|
Book the Hoxton Downtown Los Angeles starting at $144 per nightAround the world, Hoxton Hotels are known as artsy, design-filled enclaves preferred by travelers seeking design, individuality, and community among like-minded others.
|
|
I recently checked it out and found the Hoxton Downtown LA to be filled with artsy details and amenities that will satisfy visitors with high standards for comfort — but who'd prefer something reasonably priced.
|
|
From its past as an area of salt ponds and then a zone for wholesalers and warehouses, SALT at Our Kaka'ako is now an open-air shopping and dining block with an artsy flair.
|
|
Artsy brings together five incredible photographers to speak on their favorite photo books of all time, while Monica Nouwens takes us on a dark and gritty journey onto the streets of LA at night.
|
|
From 214 long-stemmed roses for just $219 (yes, really) to artsy arrangements of wildflowers and sunflowers to event-specific arrangements, the floral department&aposs assortment is surprisingly wide-reaching for a bulk wholesaler.
|
|
CreditCreditJake Michaels for The New York Times Improbable as it may seem, now that he is the anchor of three action franchises, Vin Diesel, 49, started out as an artsy downtown New York kid.
|
|
Drop in price: 39%Median airfare: $339Cape Cod, a peninsula jutting out of Massachusetts, has everything from quaint fishing towns like Chatham and artsy, LGTBQ-friendly bastions like Provincetown, to moneyed hotspots like Hyannis.
|
|
And it's not alone: Three other films earned six nominations as well, including a disappointing would-be blockbuster (Pixels), a pretentious, wannabe-artsy failure (Jupiter Ascending) and a Paul Blart (Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2).
|
|
In addition to her modeling career (she was one of the faces of Chanel at 16) Depp recently appeared in the quirky horror comedy Yoga Hosers and the wildly different artsy French film The Dancer.
|
|
While her main account might be where you'll find shots of her casually shaking hands with Williams or crushing it at the gym, her Finsta is full of artsy snaps and updates from the road.
|
|
Both have raked in tons of money and received high marks from critics and fans alike, but lack the artsy feel of films that typically nab Best Picture (think Moonlight or The Shape of Water).
|
|
The Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 Whether you're gifting to an artsy hipster or a mom who just has to document everything, an instant camera is a thoughtful, fun gift that can go with them everywhere.
|
|
Nick hit up a head shop in Stockton, CA on Monday and found that artsy toner pipe designers had used his face -- and his brother Nate Diaz's face -- as the inspiration for some new glass.
|
|
In another, he warned against getting too "artsy" with the game, suggesting photos of scenes from World War II and famous Churchill quotes as ways to better evoke the British prime minister's life and work.
|
|
Artsy CTO Daniel Doubrovkine, who participated on the judging panel for the Hacking Arts 2015 and 2016 Hackathons, said emphasis had shifted from virtual reality to augmented reality from 2015 to 2016 at the hackathon.
|
|
Aside from some vague and artsy preview videos and carefully curated presentations, there's really been no clear idea about what goes on once you've landed on one of its (allegedly) 18 quintillion procedurally generated worlds.
|
|
"It's an interesting piece, and it's exciting there's a larger embrace by a very influential art house to sell this work," said Matthew Israel, an art historian and head curator of online art platform Artsy.
|
|
More than half of those internet buyers were using Phillips's own online channel, with the remainder bidding through intermediaries such as Artsy, Invaluable and eBay, said Andy Foster, the auction house's deputy chief of staff.
|
|
Some fairs are in Miami Beach, with more than one setting up shop on the sand itself in purpose-built tents; others are in the artsy Wynwood neighborhood; and still more are in downtown Miami.
|
|
One household name in the world of high-end smart clothing is Dutch designer Pauline van Dongen, who always seems to bring an artsy, European vibe to an otherwise tacky market filled with ghastly sportswear.
|
|
They include investment firm L Catterton, Thrive Capital, Shumway Capital, the art dealer Larry Gagosian (founder of Gagosian Gallery), Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia, members of the Rockefeller and Acquavella families, Greg Maffei of Liberty Media, Dasha Zhukova (Artsy co-founder, founder of Garage Museum of Contemporary Art and partner of Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich), board members Wendi Murdoch (also an Artsy co-founder), Sky Dayton (Earthlink, Boingo), and new board members Rich Barton (Expedia, Glassdoor, Zillow) and Bob Pittman (MTV co-founder, iHeartMedia CEO).
|
|
Support for The Photography Show is provided by AXA Art, Premier Corporate Partner of AIPAD; Eastwood Litho, Official Printing Partner of AIPAD; Artsy, Official Online Partner; ARTREELS, Exclusive Video Partner; Ruinart; and Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.
|
|
In the artsy black-and-white ads, which were shot by renowned fashion photographer Bruce Weber, Gaga sports a shaggy platinum blonde do while donning an oversize denim jacket (a very different look for the star).
|
|
For Trendy Hipsters: Silver LakeEven though Silver Lake has been known as a trendy enclave for the last several years, the neighborhood retains its gritty, artsy vibe without gaining any of the off-putting hipster tendencies.
|
|
When the couple heads to artsy bar the Cedar Tavern, which was real, we find out famed artist Declan Howell (Sewell, consistent sexy British baddie in every movie ever) is also a fan of the piece.
|
|
It's a video of mysterious origins, featuring something your comfortably artsy, overtly sexual aunt would perhaps try out at a get-together: doing some cringe-inducing spoken word poetry while her partner plays the upright bass.
|
|
"It brings out something extra when you add something modern and a little artsy to an old building," said Alexander Wilhelmsson, managing director of the Helsinki-based Crape, the agency with which the home is listed.
|
|
The food and coffee will be made by Baked TriBeCa, and the architect David Rockwell is designing the space, from the custom pots and artsy trays to the display area where the food will be served.
|
|
Kyle has shown he can do perfect switch flips up ancient, elongated five stairs, he's destroyed legendary spots across the globe without as much as a soundtrack, and still found time to be a little artsy.
|
|
Alongside similarly young, social media-adept artists like Playboi Carti and Lil Uzi Vert, Yachty is making music that feels native to the internet and the artsy kids who comb its new trends with hyperactive intensity.
|
|
That sort of artsy European clowning is different from what most American clowns do—think Baskets, not Bozo—but who better to ask what people don't know about clowning than someone with a degree in it?
|
|
And her cunning decision to cast "Uptown" as a triennial means that Columbia is on the hook to meet its artsy neighbors at least once every three years, and, I hope, far more often than that.
|
|
This young adult novel, told through the farewell letter artsy Minerva Green writes to the popular basketball team co-captain, Ed Slaterton, chronicles the unlikely love story and inevitable breakup of two mismatched high school students.
|
|
Despite hearing its praises sung again and again, I myself felt an aversion to it at first, put off by its uniquely Parisian brand of artsy angst that makes me roll my eyes regardless of genre.
|
|
In the 1980s, Carolyn Coleman was an artsy high school student in Louisville, Ky. One summer, a friend returned from an extended trip to New York City with treasures that Ms. Coleman remembers to this day.
|
|
A gallery on the work of celebrity photographer Terry O'Neill shows the wide range of talent he's shot throughout his prolific career and a roundup by Artsy shows how women photographers today are celebrating black beauty.
|
|
But perhaps the wildest Shaq's Fun House party yet took place the Friday night before Super Bowl LIV at Mana Convention Center, a venue in Miami's artsy Wynwood neighborhood that can fit up to 50,000 people.
|
|
David Yurman, the New York-based jewelry brand, has long cultivated a boho-chic image, and its current holiday advertising campaign, "The Gift of Love and Light," features an array of influences from artsy to altruistic.
|
|
For a gay-friendly, artsy space, head to A Seis Manos, where small stores sell vintage clothes, ceramics and trendy enamel pins, and a whimsically decorated all-day bar turns out reasonably priced cocktails and coffees.
|
|
Boys and girls develop quirks and habits fairly early, but it's nothing like what happens later on, when they become artsy 8-year-olds, bookish 10-year-olds, athletic 12-year-olds, or what have you.
|
|
Then there is revisions, which sounds like an artsy Tumblr blog but is actually a science fiction anime series set in a Shibuya that has been time-warped to the year 193, where hostile cyborgs threaten humanity.
|
|
M. Here, Artsy brings together 10 photographers who for over the course of almost a century have approached the US border with Mexico to tell the stories of immigrants in search of a better life in America.
|
|
Artsy and i-D share work from photographers documenting the sultry realms of passion and desire, while BuzzFeed News has a complied a pair of seasonal galleries that are guaranteed to put you in the holiday mood.
|
|
All that effort seems to have paid off, since seats were reliably packed with a diverse crowd of families sharing platters of hulking marrowbones, and artsy university students sipping pastis at bar seats facing the open kitchen.
|
|
Think: a dark denim and puffer jacket combo for a road-trip stopover or a thick knit and trouser getup flanked by PANDORA stacking rings for a sophisticated night hopping from one artsy activity to the next.
|
|
Best picture predictions have bounced between Hollywood favorite "A Star is Born," to the genre-defying superhero movie "Black Panther" from Disney's Marvel, to artsy "Roma" from digital disruptor Netflix, to throwback "The Green Book" from Universal.
|
|
This is a place where big-city transplants wearing Birkenstocks and artsy jewelry mingle with working-class people in dirt-encrusted boots who know how to handle a shotgun and proudly inhabit the homes of their ancestors.
|
|
But, in fact, Abbi and Ilana, just like Hannah Horvath, aren't generic young women: they're college-educated white kids from the Northeast, artsy urbanites who aren't rich but also aren't poor, even if they can't afford much.
|
|
Since then, Di has been named to Forbes Magazine's 30 Under 30 in the Fashion & Style category, voted on by top fashion designer Christian Soriano, ipsy founder and YouTube star Michelle Phan, and Artsy founder Carter Cleveland.
|
|
James Bond is stuck trying to be artsy and failing, and most spy thrillers have been overshadowed by the rise of Marvel and DC, who provide fight scenes with the added bonus of colorful costumes, capes, and superpowers.
|
|
Ford tries to be a good boyfriend and shows up to Debbie's artsy experience, where people are forced to interact in the dark, where no one can see them and therefore they aren't forced to perform a persona.
|
|
January Jones is known for her playful red carpet beauty looks (think: bright-blue eyeliner and artsy updos), and her latest hairstyle, a ponytail-braid hybrid, which she debuted at the Fox Upfront event, is certainly no exception.
|
|
Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm did not conceive of their original collection of folk tales — published in 1812 and gathered from sources ranging from older relatives and artsy friends to servants — as a book to be read by children.
|
|
"Lemonade," her sixth solo album, had its premiere in April as an artsy and provocative hourlong film on HBO, raising the bar set by "Beyoncé," the surprise "visual album" that came with videos for every track in 2013.
|
|
Concurrently, Artsy will unveil a trio of new works by digitally minded artists like Jon Rafman, Jacolby Satterwhite and Rachel Rossin under the new Faena art dome — allowing guests the opportunity to immerse themselves in a virtual realm.
|
|
Lest anyone wonder how this major metropolitan area with the second-highest poverty rate in the nation can afford this artsy largess — especially with still unforeseen costs to address the rising sea and regularly flooded streets — it can't.
|
|
If the area, with its artsy vibe and proximity to the East River, does become the next Williamsburg, Brooklyn, as some developers and brokers hope, it might be a feather in the cap of the Alma Realty Corp.
|
|
The shadow of Ms. Lawson, a former Southern beautician who is a lifelong collector of black contemporary art, hovers over the artsy allusions in "Lemonade" to intergenerational African-American motherhood, marital strife and their family's deep Creole roots.
|
|
Mr. Robot is an addictive anti-hero drama dominating the media cycle this summer, pulling off an innovative virtual reality mini-episode and cornering the audience of those interested in hacking, artsy filmmaking techniques, and narration-heavy storytelling.
|
|
The rom-com genre and its literary counterpart (the glossy "chick lit" of the late '90s and aughts, now largely phased out in favor of steamier New Adult) both like to use semi-artsy professions for their heroines.
|
|
In movie rental terms, this is the equivalent of going to Blockbuster Video as a kid and renting what looked like a horror movie from its cover, but upon pressing play, realizing it was just some foreign artsy film.
|
|
The flagship Bloomingdale's store on 59th Street is unveiling its redesigned (and gigantic 1003,000-square-foot!) fifth floor shoe department this week in an artsy new way: By installing nine larger-than-life stiletto displays throughout the entire store.
|
|
Even if you don't recall being a particularly artsy kid, that never-been-touched, freshly sharpened rainbow of Crayolas was very exciting — even more so if you unfolded the box cover to find that it was a glitter pack.
|
|
Combining historical footage with commentary from leading figures like the collector Eli Broad, the Art Basel director Noah Horowitz and the dealer Dominique Lévy, it will be shown on Artsy and UBS Art Studio, the contemporary art film portal.
|
|
RAMALLAH, West Bank/TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Instead of its usual artsy or humorous front page, this week's special edition of Time Out Tel Aviv sports an image of an Israeli security barrier so high it blots out the horizon.
|
|
"The beauty of Instagram is that it's a platform that provides extreme visibility," said Mark Rosen, associate director of marketing at Artsy, a platform that helps galleries, collectors, auction houses and art fairs discover, buy or sell work online.
|
|
The stunning seaside towns of Rovinj, Porec and Pula may attract most visitors but the inland medieval hill towns of Motovun and Groznjan and their artsy communities and restaurants serving truffle-laden pasta dishes are certainly worth a visit.
|
|
As you can see, I need to take a selfie to post on Instagram so that my 478 followers can see that I left my house and am doing something artsy not just staring at my phone at home.
|
|
The half-hour session—which premiered on Zane Lowe's Beats1 radio show in November—will guide you through a grip of angelic soul jams and baby-making R&B, plus a sprinkling of vintage rap and some artsy experimental goodies.
|
|
Sure, the photos sometimes get a little too artsy and only show you the corner or one side of the product, but often, the sleeve of an amazing blouse is all you really need to see to know you need it.
|
|
By this point last year, everyone pretty much agreed that La La Land, a delightful, Hollywood-flattering musical, was the frontrunner to win Best Picture — whereas the passionately beloved Moonlight was too artsy, too gay, and too black to actually win.
|
|
But during Taylor's junior year in college at Northwestern — where she kept the A-lister dream alive by doing "all the creative and artsy stuff" in her communications major — a friend forwarded her an email about a summer internship at Google.
|
|
The number of times Quinn Norton mentioned how "weird" and unconventional she thinks she is in her Patreon post announcing her Times position had me thinking of that viral Riverdale meme of the show's resident "artsy" white boy Jughead Jones.
|
|
Weathered surfaces with a throwback feel—from the wide-plank wooden floors and checkered tiles to the sunlit dining room's corrugated metal roof—pair with artsy accents like large-print floral wallpaper, glossy ceiling tiles, and pops of pink and turquoise.
|
|
Still, the camera wasn't as sharp in dim lighting, the artsy "blur" effect is patchy, and the video stabilization gave shots a "surreal, almost drone-like quality," plus, you're limited to Verizon among the four major U.S. carriers, she said.
|
|
There are historical cartoons, such as the famous "furthur" bus driven by author Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters in the 1960s: There is artsy psychedelia: And of course, there's goofy weed humor: Plus, yes, plenty of trippy patterns too.
|
|
After such an artsy choice, it would have been enough to show the drug dealer fleeing the scene of the crime and announcing the only remaining proof of the hit-and-run is a letter Miriam wrote to the police.
|
|
She demanded that her character, K.C., be brainy rather than artsy ("There are other things that a girl can be" besides the Disney-standard singer or dancer, Zendaya explained to Vogue in 2017), and that she have martial arts training.
|
|
Emery has paired up with Cheeky (a stylish tableware line that gives one meal to a person in need for every pack sold) for a line of artsy plates, cups, and napkins that will seriously step up your party game.
|
|
The rooftop bar features a distant view of Sacré-Coeur, and there is a basement Métro bar kitted-up to resemble a Parisian underground station with a rounded ceiling and an artsy photo wall showing a train pulling into the quai.
|
|
On a steamy Monday night, in the dense Da Kao neighborhood along the Saigon River canal, an artsy crowd has gathered to hear comedy and music at the dive-bar-meets-art-lounge Indika Saigon hidden behind a Vietnamese barbecue restaurant.
|
|
In Marfa, thanks to the vacation-home owners and retirees who have flocked to this artsy outpost in the West Texas desert, adobe also has become fashionable, a building material befitting the town's cool mix of culture and desert aesthetic. OKLA.
|
|
Some of the details about female characters that Silver and the screenwriter Jack Dunphy choose to foreground, like how one dots her i's with little hearts, indicate that the filmmakers share with their male characters a strain of artsy-bro misogyny.
|
|
If they belong anywhere, it's in a tiny, rough-hewed corner they occupy with such other craft-oriented labels as Cydwoq, Camper and Trippen; though if these brands come across as artsy or precious, Fluevogs have more of a zany pizazz.
|
|
The four-year-old Westbury Arts nonprofit is intent on making the village "a premier destination for the arts and culture on Long Island, the place to do the cool, artsy things," said Julie Lyon, the group's president and founding member.
|
|
Her sound works subtly evoked the evaporation of local communities, but the real romance came from the extraordinary privilege of entering this unknown architectural jewel, finding a minute's peace amid its elegance, and then returning to the artsy throngs outside.
|
|
Perhaps the staying power of the Duplex is that it has managed to embrace the changing demographics of the neighborhood (the West Village is not exactly as artsy and alternative as it used to be) without losing its cultural identity.
|
|
Way before the "VSCO girl" became the internet darling of this summer, there was a photo-editing app named VSCO helping teens and influencers add filters to images and shape an artsy aesthetic behind the scenes of their Instagram accounts.
|
|
The minibar was well-stocked with everything from Bearded Brothers chocolates to his-and-hers "love kits" with items like massage oil, and the TV offered artsy films selected by Alamo Drafthouse, the state's cult-classic beer-and-dinner theater chain.
|
|
Singapore: The city-state has landmarks of Brutalist architecture — built by a 1970s movement partly influenced by a similar one in postwar Britain — and they are incubating gritty, artsy subcultures that belie the image of tidy streets and often-authoritarian governance.
|
|
A fair chunk of Documenta's 37 million euro budget (about $143 million) has gone into nearly bankrupt Greek art organizations, which you can think of as an artsy stand-in for the eurozone transfer payments that Germany continues to resist.
|
|
"We realized it was really artsy, and really fun," said Maureen Aiad, 34, a doctor who lives in the area, recalling the house-hunting trips she took in the fall of 2018, which included a stop at a lively street fair.
|
|
High Street, the backbone of the Short North neighborhood where Mr. Mitchell has five outposts, underwent a familiar urban evolution — from derelict to artsy to what it is now, a shiny strip of shops, cafes and trendy places to eat.
|
|
"Art is at the very top of the luxury pyramid," said Sebastian Cwilich, co-founder of Artsy, an American online platform for learning about and collecting art, which this month expanded by opening an office for 26 workers in London.
|
|
Profiled here by Artsy, a new book titled The Short Story of Photography by Ian Haydn Smith chronicles some of the most profound artists that have shocked the world of photography and forever changed the way we view the world around us.
|
|
I love that Amazon has decided to specialize in seriously artsy affairs when it comes to which films it buys, but I absolutely hate how long it takes for those films to go from theaters to digital rentals to actually playing on Amazon.
|
|
So we attract a lot of different people — people who like to read kind of artsy fiction, or serious intellectuals who might read the history books, it's a pretty wide variety and I think the social media following reflects that as well.
|
|
The Cannes Film Festival is ostensibly just that, a festival devoted to celebrating all of the latest and greatest works of cinema the industry has to offer, ranging from the next runaway indie hit to those destined to become artsy cult classics.
|
|
Wicca Phase's music exists in the middle of a Venn diagram charting the interests of 20-somethings who grew up with post-punk and hardcore, experimental rap crowds, artsy loner types, and teens who write "I love you Daddy" in the comments section.
|
|
The following year, Wolitzer came out with her eleventh novel, " The Interestings ," which follows six friends who meet in the seventies at an artsy summer camp in New England called Spirit-in-the-Woods and remain bound to one another deep into adulthood.
|
|
On Mr. Sykes's program, Mr. Trump defended the photo of his wife — calling it "an artsy picture" — but blamed Mr. Cruz for starting the feud, even though the super PAC that produced the Texas ad is not connected to the Texas senator.
|
|
Taurus season was a nice artsy few weeks of thinking about the world in a philosophical sense and expanding your horizons, but now that Gemini season has arrived, it's time for you to put your high concepts out into the real world, Virgo!
|
|
The Series D, which brings the total raised by Artsy to around $443 million, was led by Avenir Growth Capital, a new firm out of New York, and includes a very long list of investors — 56, according to the Form D we spotted.
|
|
If you've been on Instagram for the past few months, chances are you've seen a well-dressed influencer posted up in their minimalist kitchen holding a small, artsy-looking pack of vitamins, containing a mix of nutrients that's designed just for them.
|
|
To understand the drinking trend that has swallowed this city whole, descend a half flight of stairs to Den Vandrette, a harborside wine den that feels like a sommelier friend's living room, with flickering candles and flowers in bottles with artsy labels.
|
|
We collaborated with The Art Newspaper China to make the exhibition guide appear exactly like their special daily fair editions, which you always find at the major art fairs, and the website Artsy announced the exhibition as if it was an actual fair.
|
|
It reminded me of my old hometown of Sonoma, California: locals without computers or cell phones by choice, a fine brewery with live outdoor music, and a lot of people who live comfortably on either side of the artsy-to-fartsy spectrum.
|
|
Is she correct in her rancor over the blinding whiteness of articles showcasing the Detroit art and gallery scene, from this classic offense at the hands of Vulture in 2015, to the continuing tone-deafness of this 2018 gallery guide from Artsy?
|
|
But there's not a lot to it, and while that's true, too, of the likes of Journey and Abzū, personally Bound didn't come close to leaving the same emotional impression on me as those comparably (for want of a better word) artsy titles.
|
|
Or, that's part of the myth surrounding the film, anyway, which also says that I Am Cuba, the first Soviet-Cuban coproduction, was hated by both countries upon its release (by the Soviets for being too artsy, and by the Cubans for being inauthentic).
|
|
Stop into Pinwheel, 18th Street's newest record store, for some retail therapy; check out the National Museum of Mexican Art for even more artsy goodness; and when you get thirsty, Skylark is a good (cash only) stop for craft beer, pierogies, and live music.
|
|
Stop into Pinwheel, 18th Street's newest record store, for some retail therapy, check out the National Museum of Mexican Art for even more artsy goodness, and when you get thirsty, Skylark is a good (cash only) stop for craft beer, pierogies, and live music.
|
|
WHEN SHE STARRED IN HER FIRST-EVER FASHION FILM — JUNE 22017 As the face for Miu Miu's Scenique eyewear campaign, Kaia made her fashion film debut in this artsy 216-minute video that consists mostly of the star walking poolside before going for a swim.
|
|
Unlike some makeup pencils, which can be stiff and leave harsh, fake-looking lines, this artsy wooden version leaves a creamy line of color that's tacky enough to stick to skin for long-haul wear, but still smudges easily to subtly define eyes and lips.
|
|
Shot in New York city and directed by Steven Klein, the artsy video features none other than West's wife, Kim Kardashian West, along with a slew of other powerful (and equally emotional) models, including Alessandra Ambrosio, Jourdan Dunn, Joan Smalls, Josephine Skriver and more.
|
|
Foreign films heading to the US will sometimes put out trailers completely devoid of language, presumably in some strange attempt to fool viewers into believing they are merely artsy but not (*gasp*) subtitled, requiring you to (*double gasp*) read for once in your life.
|
|
He joked about how she and the other employees at the artsy theatre probably sat around and made fun of the people who went to the mainstream theatre, where they didn't even serve wine, and some of the movies were in IMAX 3-D.
|
|
Beto O'Rourke has been the subject of more longform magazine profiles than any other candidate in the race, in part because he's an interesting guy but in part because he seems to strike artsy writer types as relatable in an aspirational kind of way.
|
|
And since we're all clearly obsessed with French style stateside — this new data also says search terms like "French girl" and "French beauty" are up 23% and 12% on the U.S. site, respectively — we must ask, are artsy brows in fact having a global moment?
|
|
These are the things that you don't necessarily need, but help make warm-weather style all your own: We're talking a sweet button-front crop top, a little white dress, or an artsy sports bra that almost looks too good to wear to the gym.
|
|
Artsy, the New York startup that has positioned itself as the go-to place for all things arty — a platform for people to learn about visual art online as well as explore opportunities to buy and sell work — has raised $244 million in funding.
|
|
Joined by his wife, Alexis Welch, who wore a floral-print head wrap and a distressed denim jacket and carried a turquoise Fendi handbag, Mr. Stoudemire's swelling entourage piled into an elevator for a meeting at Artsy, a website that helps users discover art.
|
|
Sticking to the maxim "write what you know", he has chronicled life as an artsy, left-leaning, middle-class New Yorker in most of his films, including "The Squid and the Whale" (2005), "Greenberg" (2010), "While We're Young" (2014) and "The Meyerowitz Stories" (2017).
|
|
I feel like on The Disaster Artist I was sort of the opposite; what I learned on this movie was how to collaborate, as opposed to what I've been doing with my very artsy, literary projects, like my Cormac McCarthy and William Faulkner projects.
|
|
Our current use of "existential" is about as far removed from artsy-philosophical realms as you can imagine: It's originally the province of defense analysts and foreign-policy think tanks, national-security types and people who write editorials about the Middle East peace process.
|
|
It's also an artsy place: You can pick up rotary telephones to hear recordings of articles written by Nellie Bly, who spent 10 days inside a mental institution to report on abuses there, or dispatches by Edward R. Murrow from World War II-era London.
|
|
Read more:The best French fry restaurant in every stateInfluencers posting artsy photos of &aposadult Lunchables&apos are blowing up among millennials with small living spaces and a passion for meat and cheese10 of the best cheeses for snacking and cooking, according to chefs and cheesemongers
|
|
But when it comes time to actually win something, A Star Is Born keeps getting knocked around by other movies, be they more forthrightly artsy ones (Roma, the critical darling of the year) or more brazenly populist ones (like Golden Globes champ Bohemian Rhapsody).
|
|
And I think it's worth asking: If it's the '80s, where is our Denise Huxtable, our Claudia Kishi — that one cool artsy girl of color with the loud clothes and rebellious personality who likes to break away from her suburban family with a little adventure?
|
|
The long Q&A may be rife with tragic relationship commentary, confessions about his "self-inflicted" family turmoil, and the fact that he's been sleeping on his sculptor friend's floor, but it's also the source of many artsy photos of the actor, shot by Ryan McGinley.
|
|
Adin's selection—The Color of Paradise, an artsy Iranian film about the trials of a blind boy growing up in Tehran—was a bold choice in a room full of restless, mostly young men who had spent the last several weeks desperate and cold as hell.
|
|
Though his salary (subsidized by his father) was next to nothing, Powell tried for a while to fit in with the débutante set, but he quickly found himself more at home in London's artsy circles, where he got to know a lot of painters and musicians.
|
|
It would be easy to call this show relatable for some people, but at a certain point, is it truly just trying to 'examine' social habits and show a 'raw' reality, or does it just use those habits to create the most edgy and artsy show possible?
|
|
In his fourth-floor walkup apartment in an artsy, working-class section of Brooklyn, Rodriguez obsesses over his future starts as soon as he wakes each morning and checks his phone for the latest headlines about the Obama-era program rescinded by Republican U.S. President Donald Trump.
|
|
This year's headliners — the Weeknd, Janet Jackson and the Killers — are joined by an impressive slew of supporting acts, from mainstream favorites like Migos and Lil Wayne to artsy rockers like St. Vincent and Father John Misty to pioneering electronic artists like Floating Points and Jlin.panorama.
|
|
I'll admit, I love a good plus-size romp with a super babely partner (may I please direct your attention to AORTA film's super hot, artsy porn Full), but I'm not going to cut myself off from sleeping with someone who is thinner because our bodies don't match up.
|
|
The game appears, at first blush, like a collision of opposite sides of the modern games industry, taking the survival elements of PC gaming megabits and the anti-action strolls of artsy but commercially unpredictable "walking simulators" (though it's unlikely Fullerton and her team cynically targeted either market).
|
|
Paterson (the character) enjoys a simple, modest existence: he wakes up without an alarm, drafts poems in a small notebook before the workday gets going, enjoys a single beer at the neighborhood bar after driving all over town, and goes home to his beloved artsy wife (Golshifteh Farahani).
|
|
Around the time the film was coming out, I remember someone commenting on one of these trailer roundups that it looked like a parody of an artsy indie movie, with its square aspect ratio, dreamy shots, and a ghost made up of someone draped in a white sheet.
|
|
Praise Rae Sremmurd, the rap group who, at a time when everyone else in music is obsessed with wearing all black and proving how artsy they are, are the truest artists of all because they just say "fuck it!" and dress like mascots in a Go-Gurt commercial.
|
|
Deep Face served as the inspiration for Canadian artist and novelist David Coupland's Deep Face: Communicate with your future self, a "de-recognition" photobooth presented by Artsy at The Armory Show that produces portraits obscured with blocks and barcodes that will (hopefully) throw Facebook off of your trail.
|
|
I Tell A Fly is artsy, ostentatious and often abstruse, with themes of duality and splashes of political commentary, it arrives at a time when David Lynch's third season of Twin Peaks is America's most lauded show (and comparisons between the two certainly wouldn't be wide of the mark).
|
|
After Carter Cleveland, the suave founder of Artsy, briefly introduced himself ("I don't know what we're going to work on, but I'm sure it will be something great," he said), one of Mr. Stoudemire's representatives gave a presentation about "influencers" and "first movers" as he nodded in silence.
|
|
Mr. Lear says he has always retained a child's-eye view, and Ms. Ewing and Ms. Grady ("Jesus Camp") employ a somewhat artsy framing device for passages throughout his life: a child actor (Keaton Nigel Cooke) who portrays Mr. Lear in sequences that are part metaphor, part re-creation.
|
|
"The mystical experience, the colors…" She found a cheap room overlooking the Thames in London, and it quickly became an LSD-fueled hub for the artsy bohemians of the era—Allen Ginsberg, in town for a poetry festival at the Royal Albert Hall, even crashed on her floor.
|
|
These characters' plights could take place in a Jim Carroll memoir, or in a Piri Thomas story, could occur against the backdrop of the artsy Barrio Logan neighborhood in San Diego, or San Antonio or la Loisaida (New York City's Lower East Side), in Boston's Chelsea or Jamaica Plains.
|
|
Price: Name your price (we recommend a couple bucks to support creators who might very well be struggling right now) Kentucky Route Zero Who it's for or why it's perfect: Artsy types who need to lose themselves in a narrative of strange truths, visual beauty, and unsolvable problems.
|
|
"For me," she told the website Artsy in 2016, "there are highlights every day when I see children aged 1 to 15 fully engaged in looking at and being inspired by contemporary art, then going to our three studios to make something for themselves with confidence and purpose."
|
|
Regardless, collectors who have been duped and defrauded by sellers have no legal recourse with Invaluable, which states that it is not legally liable for faulty sales because it's simply a platform for transactions that never physically handles the art, much like the websites eBay, LiveAuctioneers, and Artsy.
|
|
Just as in True Detective when, by the end of the third episode, the viewer grasped the concept that the show was more than another police procedural, "Go for Broke" establishes Atlanta as something more than another drama from a comedian-auteur with artsy aspirations, more than a black comedy.
|
|
The daughter of Hollywood Darlings star Beverley Mitchell marked her fifth birthday in pixie-powered style, celebrating with loved ones — including dad Michael Cameron, 3-year-old brother Hutton Michael and celebrity pals like Christine Lakin, Bill Horn and Dawni Sawa — at a fairy-themed bash with an artsy twist.
|
|
The Fourth of July weekend is a veritable gold mine for Instagram content, but let's be real for a sec: Everyone and their brother is going to post an ~aRtSy~ picture of some pyrotechnics, so unless you bring out the big guns, yours will just get lost in people's feeds.
|
|
Before living the dream in sci-fi and action â€" including Pirates of the Caribbean, Star Trek, and Avatar outside the MCU â€" Saldana starred in cult favorites among artsy nerds, like Center Stage, Drumline, and Shonda Rhimes' Crossroads, starring Britney Spears and Orange is the New Black's Taryn Manning.
|
|
The best part about journaling is that it can be anything you want it to be: keep it traditional with diary-like entries, get artsy with a bullet journal (meant to record anything and everything in your life, from water intake to recipes), or just jot down your daily plans.
|
|
In case you're not familiar, The Metropolitan Museum Of Art's yearly Costume Institute exhibit opening ball — or Met Gala — offers the opportunity for those lucky enough to attend a chance to pay homage to the theme with artsy, provocative, and just plain out-there looks normally reserved for October 31.
|
|
Affordability Rank: 13 Millennial Happiness Rank: 7 Economy Health Rank: 13 Things to do: If you're feeling artsy — even in the heart of Texas — check out the Blue Star Arts Complex, which includes a brewery, at least 10 art galleries and a self-proclaimed "farm-to-pizza" restaurant, Stella Public House.
|
|
Going in, I felt like it may have been a little too weird to basically watch porn next to a family member (no matter how close friends we are outside of the family context), but it really just felt like we were watching really artsy short films with nudity for two hours.
|
|
Former employees described how for the first time, it felt like there was an "adult" executive team in place — people who had years of experience at places like Etsy, Artsy, Adobe, Ideo, Google, and Venmo; who understood how to lead teams; and who created a roadmap and a new strategy for the company.
|
|
There was the smart, artsy writer who threatened to stab himself with a pencil if I got off the phone with him before he was ready to hang up, who pressured me to do certain sexual things before I was ready and spread nasty rumors about me around school when I wouldn't oblige.
|
|
In the three decades since, Martin's determined group of teen girls — from take-charge Kristy to shy Mary Anne to artsy Claudia, and everyone in between — have headlined more than 130 stories in the original Baby-Sitters Club book series, several spinoff book series, and a handful of TV and movie adaptations.
|
|
About a third of this 90-minute film is about bumbling artsy types trying to figure out what to do when they get stuck babysitting a corpse, and another third has Wilkes and Maggie carrying on a long conversation about how a daily awareness of human mortality can strengthen a person's will.
|
|
Noting that this artsy music seemed to attract "a greater proportion of blue-collar listeners" in the U.S. than it had in Britain, he proposed that the genre's Britishness "provided a kind of surrogate ethnic identity to its young white audience": white music for white people, at a time of growing white anxiety.
|
|
Written by Samantha McIntyre, "Unicorn Store" stars Larson as Kit, an aimless, artsy young woman, who's just about to settle for a dull-but-stable life in a corporate cubicle when she gets an offer from a mysterious stranger (played by Samuel L. Jackson), who says he can sell her a unicorn.
|
|
Apple Arcade cannot be accused of being an empty lot, but it's also to trying to strike a balance between artsy indie games, prominent on the early App Store days but fell away as exploitative experiences like Candy Crush took over, and family-friendly games that focus on multiplayer and augmented reality.
|
|
" It might seem like a contradiction that covering up more with vintage-inspired silhouettes could function as a rejection of traditional femininity, but as The New Yorker wrote last year, Batsheva "is coveted by an artsy set of women who appreciate the subversive allure of designs that might appear comically conservative to some.
|
|
More artsy but just as worthy are "The Last Black Man in San Francisco," a gorgeous gentrification parable that evokes "Beasts of the Southern Wild" and "Ghost World," and "The Souvenir," a takes-its-time mood piece about a film student and her drug-addict boyfriend, starring Tilda Swinton's daughter Honor Swinton Byrne.
|
|
You'll find plenty of essential instant camera features on it, including a built-in flash, 10-second timer, exposure compensation, a slider switch for focal length settings (0.8 meters, 1-2.5 meters, and infinity), bulb mode for long exposures, and a slot for placing gel filters over the flash to create artsy-fartsy filtered photos.
|
|
She wondered if perhaps he'd been trying to impress her by suggesting the Holocaust movie, because he didn't understand that a Holocaust movie was the wrong kind of "serious" movie with which to impress the type of person who worked at an artsy movie theatre, the type of person he probably assumed she was.
|
|
These were the affected sites, according to The Register: Dubsmash, MyFitnessPal, MyHeritage, ShareThis, HauteLook, Animoto, EyeEm, 8fit, Whitepages, Fotolog, 500px, Armor Games, BookMate, CoffeeMeetsBagel, Artsy, and DataCamp Here's Coffee Meets Bagel's Valentine's Day email to users: Hello,We recently discovered that some data from your Coffee Meets Bagel account may have been acquired by an unauthorized party.
|
|
Think of the city of Portland, Oregon today and it's easy to conjure images of hipsters living the earth-friendly and artsy Pacific Northwest lifestyle—a laid-back place where a vegan donut is the most popular pastry and according to a character from the TV show Portlandia, you can put a bird on anything and call it art.
|
|
When I visited, the place looked like an artsy preschool crossed with a rehab center: there was a "comfort sweater" for anyone who felt vulnerable, plus a long table piled with markers, coloring books, and Kinetic Sand, along with such self-help books as "The Five Love Languages" and a memoir by the prison activist Susan Burton .
|
|
She asked him lots of questions about the movies he liked, and she spoke self-deprecatingly about the movies at the artsy theatre that she found boring or incomprehensible; she told him about how much her older co-workers intimidated her, and how she sometimes worried that she wasn't smart enough to form her own opinions on anything.
|
|
Its mainstream trap beat is skillfully created by producer Mike WiLL Made It; the lyrics, co-written with Rae Sremmurd's Swae Lee, provide just the right amount of braggadocio, sex, and cute one liners; the looks, styled by Shiona Turini and Marni Senofonte, got the attention of bloggers, and the video direction by Melina Matsoukas delivers just the right artsy-pop-documentary feel.
|
|
That entailed asking a great deal of himself, which entailed asking a lot of others — of his band and crew; of the artsy helpers (his "dandy minions"), who were also very much part of the show; of his ingenious musical arranger, Matt Ray, and endlessly witty costume designer, who goes by the name Machine Dazzle and helped Mr. Mac change outfits onstage.
|
|
The MFA in Studio Art was recently ranked among the best graduate fine arts programs in the country by US News & World Report, and Artsy placed the MA in Art History among the 15 leading MA programs in the US. Our MA in Art History emphasizes a global perspective and offers highly regarded concentrations in Art Museum Studies and Art Museum Education.
|
|
The MFA in Studio Art was recently ranked among the best graduate fine arts programs in the country by US News & World Report, and Artsy placed the MA in Art History among the 15 leading MA programs in the US. CCNY's MA in Art History emphasizes a global perspective and offers highly regarded concentrations in Art Museum Studies and Art Museum Education.
|
|
The French actress is so notoriously busy that, when playing an exaggerated version of herself in an episode of the Netflix comedy "Call My Agent!" last year, she was depicted shooting two major films at once (and doctoring the script for one of them) while squeezing in an artsy Korean flick on the side and preparing to play Hamlet onstage.
|
|
Creators who rely on Patreon for some or all of their income say the problem comes down to the fact that Patreon gets to define the difference between what is erotic art and what is porn, which means that erotic or adult content that appears more "artsy" is more likely to survive on the platform, whereas content that is more explicitly pornographic will not.
|
|
And the infrastructure that goes into making the art market run has caught up with the times: if you look at pictures of works of art on Artsy, you can zoom in to get very granular detail, and there is a long vetting process by way of the dealer connection, much like the relationship clothing site Farfetch provides between high end fashion houses and boutiques and buyers.
|
|
It'd take a couple years and a handful of loans—as well as Gretchen enrolling in a business planning class—for the idea to gain traction, but once they discovered the space at 629 S. Cedar Avenue in the city's West Bank neighborhood—an artsy, up-and-coming area that was home to new restaurants and cafés—they'd found the final piece of the puzzle.
|
|
The Ski Valley, founded in the 20173s by Mickey Blake's parents, Ernie and Rhoda Blake, who came West with the dream of starting a resort, owes its unquestionable mystique to its remote location and stunning high-desert scenery, the area's artsy sophistication, a low-key, Southwestern vibe and the Blake family's commitment to both tough adventure-style skiing and family-friendly instructor-led weeks.
|
|
WATCH THIS: Go Inside Kate Valentine Spade's Artsy New York Apartment "I call it that great American style from the 1920s and '30s when Americans would tour Europe and bring back an interesting concoction of ideas from, say, Tuscany and France," Bullard tells AD. Another notable Brit is responsible for one of the home's storied pieces: The kitchen rug previously belonged to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.
|
|
It's not totally clear yet where R&B might head next in this more laid-back, plainspoken, international future—perhaps it's silly to even paint it as a sea change—but the crop of talent on display yesterday in Austin, divorced from both the strictness of pop overproduction and the artsy pretension that so often surrounds buzzy acts, felt like an exciting glimpse of some state of evolution.
|
|
In addition to visibly sponsoring or promoting projects like the van Gogh room in Chicago, Creative Time projects like its 2015 Summit in Bed-Stuy and its exhibition in Central Park, Drifting in Daylight, and the Portals project — which gives people a chance to talk to someone on the other side of the world one-on-one — Airbnb has been milking "cool" and "artsy" neighborhoods for profit, much like a real estate developer.
|
|
One such meeting, I was lost and I couldn't ... Like Google Maps was not being my friend, and I went into this building to ask directions and it was like this artsy building with these like glass walls, and this beautiful, mean woman didn't want to talk to me at all, so I spun to run out of the place and I went right into the glass door, like a bird, and I split open my nose.
|
|
Age: 2000 to 34 Ideal neighborhood: diverse, social, artsy Priorities: price, food and restaurants, bars and night life Sports: yoga, running Important amenities: farmers' market Maximum commute time: 60 minutes to Midtown Monthly budget for rent: two bedrooms, $1,500 to $2,500 Top five recommended neighborhoods: Astoria, Queens; Harlem; East Harlem; Sunnyside, Queens; and Sunset Park, Brooklyn • Age: 53 to 44 Schools needed: preschool, kindergarten, middle school and high school Ideal neighborhood: quiet, green, residential Priorities: safety, clean air, shopping and services Sports: none Important amenities: farmers' market, hospital/clinic, parking Maximum commute time: 45 minutes to the financial district Monthly budget for rent: two bedrooms, $3,000 to $4,000 Top five recommended neighborhoods: East Village; Cobble Hill, Brooklyn; Roosevelt Island; Harlem; and Park Slope, Brooklyn • Age: 45 to 54 Ideal neighborhood: diverse, social, L.G.B.T.-friendly Priorities: food and restaurants, bars and night life, shopping and services Sports: going to the gym Important amenities: dog run Maximum commute time: 30 minutes to Midtown Monthly budget for rent: one bedroom, $3,000 to $5,000 Top five recommended neighborhoods: Chelsea, Upper West Side, TriBeCa, West Village and Flatiron
|
|
Here's how aforementioned Sex at Oxbridge blogger SAO described the fake baby theory — what the One Direction fandom calls "Babygate" — on her Tumblr: They would GENUINELY rather have you believe that Louis Tomlinson knocked up a girl he was cheating on his former girlfriend with whose name he has literally NEVER said out loud, ignored her for nine months, started dating someone else, took a couple faux artsy photos with the baby once it was born, but then generally went back to doing whatever the hell he wants whilst apparently in the midst of a custody battle, didn't get his mum any kind of cyber security after the last 3,847 times she was hacked thus allowing super private photos of this baby to emerge and be PRINTED IN NEWSPAPERS, lets the baby mama ride around with the baby in the backseat blasting music while her friend does "look mum no hands" Tokyo-drift style driving and simultaneously snapchatting, is so important that he gets papped every time he even looks at a supermarket or shopping centre, and now is rumoured to be pushing a doll around in a buggy?!
|
|