Nicole Stott – pilot, scientist, engineer, astronaut, wife and mother – logged a total of 104 days in space during her two NASA flight missions, reports the Catalyst. During the…
Wearing borrowed costumes and using makeshift props, 14 elderly residents volunteered to be in MHA Brookfield’s 2022 calendar to raise money for creative activities
To mark the launch of this Exhibition, Proud to Care are delighted to present this on their portal in collaboration with artists from Care settings across Barnet, Camden, Haringey, Islington & Enfield (NCL)
In most countries, people use public art to raise awareness about social issues like racism.
Check out these breathtaking street art pieces in London!
New York is another city that is famous for its public artworks.
These artworks in Paris that have transformed the city into an open-air gallery.
https://www.artbasel.com/stories/art-basel-public-program-transforms-paris-into-an-open-air-gallery
Public art, especially in urban areas, can improve the aesthetic appeal, cultural value, and community engagement of public spaces.
Sending this link for the OP. Sounds like a good idea, not sure why though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mmlKLmF99A
Seems they were created by a bunch of Africans not Androids.
This artist expresses how the water sucked into her brush, in space.
Well ok, a good idea but don’t let AI draw the pictures for us – ok?
And they could have the residents pose as subjects like this https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10412277/How-care-home-transformed-residents-classic-works-art.html
Heard of “Arts in care homes”? Sounds great.