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People change the world with art and kindness

Posted on November 10, 2019 by Margie Moore

Kindness cannot be seen but can be felt. Sometimes kindness is hidden behind simple actions such as a compliment, a confession, or a gentle look. And there are many people in the world who are diligently giving away their kindness, without receiving any gratitude. Germen Crew A group of 13 street painters called Greman Crew…

Artworks From Fallen Leaves

Posted on October 31, 2019 by Margie Moore

With artistic creativity, a university lecturer created beautiful works from the carpet of fallen yellow leaves in the university yard in the US. Often fallen leaves are treated as rubbish and are quickly cleaned and burned. In addition to the park, universities are home to the most greenery and students often overlook the dry leaves…

Painter Salvador Dali: The madness of a genius

Posted on October 20, 2019 by Margie Moore

Along with Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali is the outstanding Spanish artist of the twentieth century. He used to have strange ideas that many people thought were crazy, like coloring the guests’ leftover soup bowls at a party, and using a brush to paint two paintings within two hours. Born on 11/5/1904 in the city of…

The art shows the flair for Japanese people

Posted on September 22, 2019 by Margie Moore

A type of drama with a combination of dance, acting, music, etc. KaBuKi has become a unique art form not only in Japan but reaching out to the world, which is recognized by UNESCO and intangible cultural heritage of Japan. It originated in 1603 when Okuni “a medium in Shinto worship” began performing a new…

Penang: Peaceful Street art

Posted on September 7, 2019 by Margie Moore

If Kuala Lumpur gives you the feel of modern streets, with high-rise buildings, then Penang is the paradise of the peace of a life without rushing. The whole city is a unique art chapel, with a rich cuisine and a mix of different cultural and architectural features. Located 370 km north of Kuala Lumpur, Penang…

Kintsugi: Art of Healing Cracks of Life

Posted on August 29, 2019 by Margie Moore

Nothing is really broken. That is the philosophy behind Japanese Kintsugi art – a craft of healing broken pottery by using excellent gold seams. Born in the 15th century, Kintsugi is an ancient art form that transforms broken pottery into masterpieces revived from gold, embodying a philosophy of life that drives people to appreciate mistakes…

The psychological effects of art

Posted on August 17, 2019 by Margie Moore

Consolidate memory   Human memory is not perfect, so it is easy to understand that fear of forgetting is one of the sources of depression in people. We can easily forget the specifics of people, places, buildings, parks, but I’m afraid that when combining those details together, we can forget a part of ourselves. But…

Contemporary and modern art

Posted on August 11, 2019August 11, 2019 by Margie Moore

What is Contemporary Art? Contemporary Art, in any case, is defined as “Artwork has been and continues to be created throughout our lives”. Sounds pretty simple, isn’t it? Well, if that’s so simple, how can we explain not an art definition, a school of art that is both confusing, clear and straightforward, like Art? Modern…

Ikebana: Japanese traditional flower arrangement art

Posted on July 20, 2019 by Margie Moore

Ikebana is a traditional art of flower arrangement in Japan that has a long history, originating in the 7th century. The method of flower arrangement is a delicate custom, where nature breathes into a subject of a simple sculpture. Ikebana creates the shape and temperament of the work by arranging branches and flowers, and branches…

Art Also Does Not Escape Being Brought to Mortgage and Debt Repayment

Posted on July 13, 2019 by Margie Moore

According to the Economist newspaper, the art works in the world are falling into pledged assets to borrow money from banks. The Economist newspaper noted the fact that collecting is no longer merely a hobby but a bargain investment. However, the art of not wanting to being sold, it can take a lot of time…

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