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US Army Medical Archive photos. Free.

In this article are 8 official wallpaper sets, each with 9 wallpapers in its' archive and 8 official mobile phone wallpapers. In the un-official wallpaper set collection there are 5 assembled wallpaper sets based on likeness. And there are also 2 more wallpapers that do not have sets. Total there are 97 Wordpress desktop wallpapers for you to enjoy.

I joined this group to expand my horizon. Christopher you have made some good post, this is not one of them. I am a busy person I stop by this group to get some inspiration, knowledge, etc. I even double checked before I posted this to see if there was something I was missing. Why do I want to look at this? What does it have to do with art?

Drawings, prints, literature - it's all here. Very difficult to categorize, but there is a lot of stuff here. The blog is no longer active but is still online for the moment. If this is your kind of stuff, download the whole site and archive it somewhere. Most of the reproductions are hi-res.

I am a korean aquarius vata-dosha rat who grew up in Queens and currently reside in Brooklyn, NY. I work for an amazing artist and am a freelance arts writer. I spend my free time obsessing about my lack of free time. I collect, consume, archive, and inventory my experiences, hence the start of this blog as an outlet. I write, read, draw, cook, craft, walk my dog, ride my bike, recite mantras during a storm, daydream, jog, dance, meditate, perform sun salutations, and sunbathe when possible.

Revolution, Revelation and Apocalypse; a set of images from an archive of an exhibition at The Tate.  Some really nice Blake and Fuseli.

Archive gargoyle and grotesque exhibition at Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art in 2002.

Art Tattler is a journalistic-style reiterative web-based intervention of the organizational and curatorial aspects of exhibitions around the world. As a virtual journal Art Tattler publishes a comprehensive directory of extended form exhibition listings from around the world, organized geographically and archived in the categories of general, architecture and design.

fun and really fresh! :P

Gee, I'm lovin' this!! =D

Yes, there's some very strong work there. The Kafka covers made from B&W photos really stand out. So do the spare, simple ones like The Collected Poems of Tennessee Williams...

Larger, grainy version of the Mannheim painting can be seen here: http://www.nevadaobserver.com/Archive/040501/Images/26.%20Execution%20of%20Maximilian.jpg

Includes other versions, sketches and a timeline of Manet's work on The Execution of Maximilian.

Mazda has reinvented the design process. You may not like cars but you should read the article to learn about the process. This is the direction successful design is headed. This process will trickle down into every aspect of how all things are made. It may take 50 years or more but this is big like the Bauhaus or the Arts and Crafts movement. \n\n\n

Extensive, outstanding and comprehensive resource for William Blake's work. Indexed and highly searchable.

This is the sort of website that I would love to visit (and study) religiously.

many interesting art resources for teachers and students

Japanese architect Toyo Ito and b720 Arquitectos of Spain have completed two adjacent towers in Barcelona containing a hotel and offices.

Bedfordshire office Nicolas Tye Architects set about building this new studio for themselves when the company outgrew a space in the director's home.

Japanese architects Nakae Architects and Ohno Japan have collaborated to create student accommodation in Tokyo where slits run round the building near the top of each storey.

Designers Diogo Aguiar and Teresa Otto of Portugal have designed and built a temporary bar made of 420 IKEA storage boxes for a competition organised by the architecture faculty at the Universidade do Porto in Portugal.

"LG does more than just manufacture gadgetry - it sponsored the "Life's Good" FilmFest, a filmmaking contest with the goal of showing off the company's HDTVs. This masterpiece, entitled Nuit Blanche (White Night) by director Arev Manoukian, won the contest's $100,000 grand prize, announced January 28, 2010. After you've savored this exquisite work of art, if you want to ruin the illusion by finding out how this surreal world was created, click through for a demonstration of the technology behind its making. Keep in mind, though - all the technology in the world is no substitute for talent."