Everything from classical to street art: the latest highlights and the international art scene
Pride Day is a global celebration of diversity, identity and free love.[/h Each year, from the creative community of Domestika hundreds of visual proposals are raised that explore the power of design and art to communicate messages of inclusion. In this edition of the "Design with Pride" contest, we have selected 5 outstanding projectsthat not only demonstrate talent, but also a strong commitment to visibility and diversity.
[LGBTQIA+ artists have revolutionized art and identity. We celebrate 10 pioneering and current creatives who are challenging norms for a more diverse and inclusive art.. 1. David Hockney (UK) 2. One of the most influential artists of the 20th century. His colorful and emotional work, especially his portraits of men and intimate scenes, broke barriers in queer representation. More about Hockney: his revolutionary use of color continues to inspire new generations.
The representation of LGBTQ+ identity in art from Antiquity to today. Art has always been a deeply personal form of expression. And when we talk about identity, desire, resistance or community, queer art has played a key role, even when words or rights didn't exist. From Greco-Roman sculptures to contemporary digital art, the history of art is full of references, symbols and figures that have made affective and sexual diversity visible. This tour proposes to look at art through a queer lens: to detect the gestures, silences, struggles and affections that, over the centuries, have been expressed in visual forms, often hidden or reinterpreted by official history.
Art, cinema and emotion in a selection that will make you look at paintings with different eyes. Art history is not only studied in books: it is also experienced on the big screen. From biopics of legendary artists to stories that reflect entire epochs through art, cinema becomes a fascinating window to explore styles, movements and personalities key to cultural history.
Pantone guide revolutionized color communication across variety of industries. Discover its origins and lasting impact. The Pantone Color Chart revolutionized the color industry by standardizing colors globally. This article explores its invention and its impact on creative professionals. Who invented the Color Chart? Lawrence Herbert , chemist and owner of Pantone since 1963, created the Pantone guide to solve the problem of color inconsistency between designers and printers. To solve this, he devised a standardized color identification system. This is how the Pantone Matching System (PMS ) was born, a guide with unique codes for each color, which allowed designers, printers and manufacturers to speak the same color language.
Art is more than just technique and expression, it's a way to understand ourselves, communicate, and build culture. Every April 15, we celebrate its transformative power.
On March 22, the artist Yayoi Kusama will turn 96. To celebrate her legacy, we’ve selected 6 Domestika projects inspired by her style. On March 22, the iconic artist Yayoi Kusama will turn 96. To honor her legacy and influence on the art world, we’ve selected 6 projects from the Domestika community inspired by her unmistakable style. Each of these works was created by different authors and artists who have reinterpreted her visual universe from their own perspective. 1. Fabric Dolls Inspired by Yayoi Kusama Professor Elena Sánchez Santos has created a project that pays tribute to Kusama through the design and sewing of fabric dolls. Her work reflects the signature patterns and style of the Japanese artist, featuring polka dots and vibrant colors that evoke Kusama’s visual imagination. Discover the project: Yayoi Kusama - Fabric Dolls
Boost your creativity with these habits and make them part of your routine Creativity isn’t just an inborn talent, it’s also the result of habits and practices that nurture imagination and innovation. Below, we explore ten key habits that highly creative people integrate into their daily lives. 1. They see the world with curiosity Creative people have a unique way of looking at their surroundings. They don’t settle for what’s obvious; they seek new perspectives and find inspiration in the everyday. 2. They embrace ideas without judgment They keep an open mind, making unexpected connections and exploring possibilities that others might dismiss too quickly. 3. They practice creativity daily They dedicate time regularly to creative activities, writing, drawing, experimenting with new ideas, strengthening their creative muscles in the process.
International Women's Day is a time to honor women around the world. It’s also a space for creativity and expression. Here, we showcase 8 projects created by artists from our platform.
During World War II, the Nazi regime carried out one of the most extensive acts of artistic censorship in history. Modern artworks were labeled as "degenerate art". A comprehensive inventory of 16,000 artworks censored by the Nazis is available online For more historical context on this phenomenon and its impact on the art world, you can also read Censored artworks , an article from Open Culture.
Throughout history, the art world has been dominated by male figures, often overlooking the contributions of women artists. The feminist movement has been a continuous struggle for equality in society. we highlight 8 women artists who have left a lasting mark on art history.
Read a bit about the life and legacy of contemporary American painter, Kara Walker.
Discover ten amazing and breathtaking pieces of art that you must see at least once during your lifetime!
Find out which books, movies, and songs are now free to reinterpret and share.
Discover the five best community projects of the year 2024!
The Pantone color of the year expresses a global mood and attitude, and reflects the collective desire in the form of a single, distinctive hue.
Take virtual tours of some of the best galleries the US and UK have to offer to celebrate International Museum Day Museums are slowly reopening their doors, and art lovers are all extremely thankful for it. However, it may still be difficult to book a visiting slot, and while we patiently wait for things to truly go back to normal, we may still want to access collections from the comfort of our homes. When the first lockdown happened a year ago, museum experts, historians, curators, and photographers around the world took it upon themselves to ensure we could go online and visit art and history collections while we were confined to our four walls. International Museum Day seems like a great opportunity to invite you for a virtual tour of our selection of British and American museums. Enjoy, anytime, anywhere! Science Museum, London This world-class museum has a collection of 325,000 objects and archives and ever-expanding digital resources. You can find all the stories behind the most fascinating, historically significant. and awe-inspiring objects that have shaped the world as we know it.
Explore how a banana revolutionized the art world and rethink the concept of artistic value.
Discover new ideas to get your kids started on their storytelling journey, helping them create stories that reach new heights!
Discover 5 creative projects from our very own Domestika community to celebrate Halloween!
Discover how Loli Crespo, a retiree from Vigo, has found a new passion through Domestika courses, transforming her daily life into a continuous creative pursuit.
Learn more about Pablo Picasso including his life, most famous works, and his impact on the cubism movement.
Learn about and celebrate the three women who founded the New York Museum of Modern Art.
Get your kids outside and involved in creativity by proposing one or more of these 5 awesome activities!
Discover two books that explore the world of symbols in still life art.
Discover how the world has adapted to left-handed creators and if they really are more creative than right-handed people.
A Journey Through the Paintings of Regency England Embark on a fascinating exploration of the artistry woven into the backdrop of Bridgerton's captivating world. Delve into the hidden stories behind the paintings adorning the walls of the grand estates and discover how art serves as a lens through which race, gender, and society are reflected in this period drama.
Discover the 10 iconic works of Yayoi Kusama that marked the history of art
Discover Van Gogh's iconic works, from Starry Night to Sunflowers. Explore his technique and legacy in art
Immerse yourself in landscape art: visual comparison of realistic, stylised, abstract, impressionist and minimalist styles. The art of landscape drawing has been a form of human expression since time immemorial. Throughout history, artists have employed a variety of styles and techniques to capture the beauty and majesty of nature on canvas. Today we are going to tell you about five different types of landscapes in painting, each representative of a particular style of drawing: realistic, stylised, abstract, impressionist and minimalist. Through this visual comparison, you can immerse yourself in the diversity of landscape art and appreciate how each style offers a unique perspective on natural landscapes. Realistic landscapes
