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In Woodbridge, Beauty Is in the Details

Colin Darke | Posted 06.06.2013 | Detroit
Colin Darke

"Objects of love" is an accurate description of the works by Maria Soledad Jofre and the works by Kelly Darke that are currently on view for the grand opening exhibit at Live Coal Gallery in Detroit.

The Cutest Doodle Project We've Ever Seen

Posted 05.31.2013 | Arts

You begin with a spontaneous shape and go from there. That's the gist of David Habben's inspirational doodle series "Shapes of Consciousness." The Sal...

It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Superman'

Ken Fallin | Posted 05.22.2013 | Arts
Ken Fallin

I loved comics as a boy. Drawing comic book characters always intrigued me, and Superman was a favorite.

Photo Challenge: Young Artists

Brittany Binowski | Posted 03.22.2013 | Arts

This week's featured image in our photo challenge comes from photographer Kendall Bouchlas, an 18-year-old high school senior who plans to major in ph...

This Was Drawn By Hand!

Posted 03.26.2013 | Arts

Patrick Vale first stirred up the internet with his viral time-lapse video "Empire State of Pen," in which he seemingly sketched nearly every windowpa...

Is Drawing a Natural Talent?

Quora | Posted 05.19.2013 | Arts
Quora

This question originally appeared on Quora. Answer by Deniz Ates, Gym Manager No. I have gone from drawing stick men to drawing photographic portr...

It Sees Time: Tacita Dean at The Fabric Workshop Museum, Arcadia University, and Marian Goodman Gallery

Gabriela Vainsencher | Posted 05.15.2013 | Arts
Gabriela Vainsencher

"It's film! Film! 16 mm film!" Tacita Dean shouted from the front row of So Percussion's performance at The Fabric Workshop in Philadelphia, a few Saturdays ago.

'You Can't Always Trust Your Teachers'

Posted 03.14.2013 | Arts

Anyone can tell you who's already made it, but HuffPost Arts & Culture's On Our Radar series is here to tell you who's about to blow up -- and, in som...

Last Call Interview: Alexandre Singh at the Drawing Center

Chris Vroom | Posted 05.12.2013 | Arts
Chris Vroom

Alexandre Singh was born in 1980 and currently lives in New York. His practice utilizes a wide range of media including drawing, performance and sculpture to explore issues around the mutability of truth and the nature of human consciousness.

Arts Versus Sciences: A Dispatch From the Font Lines

John Pavley | Posted 05.02.2013 | Technology
John Pavley

The separation between arts and sciences is one of those areas where contemporary thinking has fallen behind our medieval, Roman, and Greek cultural ancestors. It's an illusion with huge unfortunate consequences.

PHOTO CHALLENGE: Where Does Your Inspiration Come From?

Brittany Binowski | Posted 04.02.2013 | Arts
Brittany Binowski

According to Dictionary.com, to doodle means "to waste (time) in aimless or foolish activity" or "to draw or scribble idly." But, I disagree. While doodling may take time away from our work in other parts of life, it is necessary to our creativity and enjoyment of work. Doodling enriches our lives.

If Myth Were Matter

Liz Insogna | Posted 03.26.2013 | Arts
Liz Insogna

If one had a thousand eyes - O the things we could see! Useful, they would be, when visiting "What's the Story", the current group show up at Freight + Volume with Cesare DeCredico, Black Lake, Peik Larsen and Max Razdow.

Another Look at 'Mantegna to Matisse: Master Drawings From the Courtauld Gallery'

Liz Insogna | Posted 03.12.2013 | Arts
Liz Insogna

One has a sense that as we move closer and more connected globally, we're nostalgic for the variance that make each country's artistic expression all the more appealing.

Parthenogenesis: Self-as-Symbol in Lauren Levato's 'Wunderkammer'

Daniel Maidman | Posted 03.09.2013 | Arts
Daniel Maidman

It would be very easy to classify this work with the various other instances of pop surrealism which currently abound. I think this would be a mistake. 2013-01-07-levatopull.jpg

Amazing Kinetic Artist Gets A New Exhibition

VernissageTV | Posted 01.07.2013 | Arts
VernissageTV

The Swiss artist Jean Tinguely is considered as one of the main protagonists of kinetic art. The artist was born in 1925 in Fribourg, Switzerland, but...

Let Me Upgrade Ya: Hip-Hop Enters The Gallery

The Huffington Post | Priscilla Frank | Posted 09.12.2012 | Arts

Frohawk Two Feathers is an artist, historian, myth-maker and codifier. As his unusual moniker suggests, Frohawk is not your average storyteller. His i...

The True Value Of Doodling In Math Class (VIDEO)

Posted 08.22.2012 | Teen

Teachers may look down on doodles as a waste of time and a sign of a lesson unlearned, but a new viral video points out the many cognitive benefits of...

This Artist Wants To Zombify Your Personal Photos

The Huffington Post | Drew Guarini | Posted 08.21.2012 | Small Business

Your wedding photo could use a bit more blood and guts. Or so thinks zombie-loving artist Rob Sacchetto. Sacchetto is the man behind ZombiePortrait...

Buddha Doodle -- 'Lead With Joy'

Molly Hahn | Posted 10.06.2012 | Good News
Molly Hahn

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On Jason Polan

Adam Rozan | Posted 10.02.2012 | Arts
Adam Rozan

A friend described his work as "doodles," and while there is truth in that labeling, it's far from that simple. With Polan, doodling has become a sport.

How to Make a 'Buddha Doodle'

Molly Hahn | Posted 09.29.2012 | Comedy
Molly Hahn

Namaste y'all! In lieu of today's daily doodle, I've made a REALLY FUN video on "How to Make a 'Buddha Doodle.'" Enjoy!

Drawing for the Soul

Penny Will | Posted 09.26.2012 | Healthy Living
Penny Will

My very favorite time to draw is in the evening. I like to settle into my comfy chair with a clip board, lots of paper and pencils jammed conveniently in my hair. The movement of the pencil on the paper is rather hypnotic, and before I know it, hours have gone by.

Buddha Doodle -- 'Rational Mind'

Molly Hahn | Posted 09.15.2012 | Good News
Molly Hahn

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The Man Behind 'A Conversation With My 12 Year Old Self'

Shira Lazar | Posted 09.08.2012 | Home
Shira Lazar

This video is an interesting case of taking the personal and having it blow up on a universally relatable scale. For this reason, Jeremiah has trouble pinpointing the reason he's received attention, stating, "In a way it's the most personal thing that I've done."

Vivid Dripping Ink Paintings

Posted 02.21.2013 | Arts

A couple hold hands beneath an umbrella as a rain of vivid colours falls around them in this sweet painting by Chinese and French artist Marc Allante....