Bob Dylan Screentest 2, The Factory, New York, 1965
April 23, 2019 Balasz Takac is alias of Vladimir Bjelicic who is actively engaged in art criticism, curatorial and artistic practice. There is an array of texts written about various…
Andy with Cow Paper, The Factory, New York, 1966
April 23, 2019 Balasz Takac is alias of Vladimir Bjelicic who is actively engaged in art criticism, curatorial and artistic practice. There is an array of texts written about various…
Edie Sedgwick with Chain, The Factory, New York, 1966
April 23, 2019 Balasz Takac is alias of Vladimir Bjelicic who is actively engaged in art criticism, curatorial and artistic practice. There is an array of texts written about various…
Warhol’s Factory Through The Lens of Nat Finkelstein
April 23, 2019 Balasz Takac is alias of Vladimir Bjelicic who is actively engaged in art criticism, curatorial and artistic practice. There is an array of texts written about various…
6 Times Artists Flirted with Christian Imagery, As On View in This Exhibition
April 20, 2019 A philosophy graduate interested in critical theory, politics and art. Alias of Jelena Martinović. Throughout art history, religion and its symbolism and iconography have served as a…
SFMOMA To Unveil a Major Installation by JR in May!
April 21, 2019 A philosophy graduate interested in critical theory, politics and art. Alias of Jelena Martinović. A prominent photograffeur, TED Prize winner, Oscar nominee and one of Time’s 100…
The Arnolfini Portrait – Jan van Eyck’s Greatest Riddle
April 21, 2019 Balasz Takac is alias of Vladimir Bjelicic who is actively engaged in art criticism, curatorial and artistic practice. The Western art history is saturated with outstanding masterpieces…
Honoring Women in Color Photography in Paris
April 22, 2019 A philosophy graduate interested in critical theory, politics and art. Alias of Jelena Martinović. An English botanist during Victorians times and probably the first female photographer, Anna…
Edouard Baldus – Notre-Dame (Abside),1860s
A pioneer in the still-experimental field of photography, Edouard Baldus photographed many French monuments, including the Notre Dame cathedral. Source link
Maximilien Luce – The Quai Saint-Michel and Notre-Dame, 1901
In 1914, only months before the outbreak of World War I, Henri Matisse and his wife moved into a modest apartment with a view of the Notre Dame, on the…