Photos tagged as art

Junk in Vietnam

Halong Bay, Vietnam. A Junk

Date: 9 September 2010
Photographer: achamy: gallery
Tags: art boat vietnam bay halong junk sketch
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Fishing boat, Halong Bay

Halong Bay, Vietnam. A fishing boat sketch

Date: 9 September 2010
Photographer: achamy: gallery
Tags: art vietnam bay halong coffee sketch
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Coffee

Coffee cup, Vietnam

Date: 9 September 2010
Photographer: achamy: gallery
Tags: art vietnam bay halong coffee cup sketch
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Birds in Halong Bay

Halong Bay, Vietnam

Date: 9 September 2010
Photographer: achamy: gallery
Tags: art birds vietnam bay halong sketch
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Halong Bay Sketch 2

Mountain in Halong Bay, Vietnam

Date: 9 September 2010
Photographer: achamy: gallery
Tags: mountains art vietnam bay halong sketch
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Halong Bay sketch 1

A sketch of Halong Bay

Date: 9 September 2010
Photographer: achamy: gallery
Tags: mountains art vietnam bay halong sketch
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Religious image on external facade of home

Date: 8 September 2010
Photographer: patsaunder: gallery
Location: Seville, Spain
Tags: art buildings
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Flowing Sand Form

Sand particles are solids. When they congregate, they become a flowing liquid.

Date: 8 September 2010
Photographer: Rhombus: gallery
Location: Houghton, USA
Tags: beaches art sand
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Interior of house of St John Bosco

Magnificent ceramics, tapestries and furniture

Date: 7 September 2010
Photographer: patsaunder: gallery
Location: Ronda, Spain
Tags: art historical homes
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Ceramic tiling

This is a representation of the old and new quarters of the town - a beautiful example of local work.

Date: 7 September 2010
Photographer: patsaunder: gallery
Location: Ronda, Spain
Tags: me art
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Detail of the roof of the Abencerrajes Hall. How awesome is that!!

Date: 4 September 2010
Photographer: patsaunder: gallery
Location: Trevélez, Spain
Tags: art buildings historical
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The Arrayanes Courtyard

The Comares Palace. Courtyard of the Myrtles - its rectangular pool is framed by two porticoes with seven arches and marble columns framed by thick myrtle hedges.

Date: 4 September 2010
Photographer: patsaunder: gallery
Location: Trevélez, Spain
Tags: art buildings architecture historical
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Interesting design etched onto glass window

Date: 4 September 2010
Photographer: patsaunder: gallery
Location: Trevélez, Spain
Tags: art
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Ronda_Spain_2010 260

Date: 31 August 2010
Photographer: david.byne: gallery
Location: Ronda, Spain
Tags: art animals places
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In July & August the Brooklyn-based artists Faile displayed “Temple,” a full-scale church in ruins in Praça dos Restauradores Square in Lisbon. The installation was made in conjunction with the Portugal Arte 10 Festival and will tour abroad. While Faile is well known by now for their arresting, advertising and Pop inflected prints and sculptures, “Temple” marks the duo’s migration from a more strictly visual medium into the realm of site specific environments. While its structure is the ruin, Temple should not be read as a memento or celebration of decadence but instead as one of collaboration and renewal.

Date: 27 August 2010
Photographer: StephenJen: gallery
Location: Portugal
Tags: art lisbon installation faile
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Faile Temple

In July & August the Brooklyn-based artists Faile displayed “Temple,” a full-scale church in ruins in Praça dos Restauradores Square in Lisbon. The installation was made in conjunction with the Portugal Arte 10 Festival and will tour abroad. While Faile is well known by now for their arresting, advertising and Pop inflected prints and sculptures, “Temple” marks the duo’s migration from a more strictly visual medium into the realm of site specific environments. While its structure is the ruin, Temple should not be read as a memento or celebration of decadence but instead as one of collaboration and renewal.