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Archive for 27/01/2007
Show me the Monet
27/01/2007 by admin.
Damien Noonan looks at the top websites for exhibitions.
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The art of the everyday
27/01/2007 by admin.
Mundane objects become beautiful if seen the right way, say Lucy Davies and Charlie Hopkinson.
‘Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it.’ ConfuciusAbstract photography is simply a means of seeing everyday objects in a new light. The end result should be familiar, but presented in an unfamiliar, artistic way. Abstract photography doesn’t necessarily mean the same thing to everyone. It leaves more to the imagination, and forces us to concentrate on texture and colour rather than the subject itself.
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