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DAF Group Feature: Vol. 183

February 9, 2018 By Wendy Campbell

Your Weekly Mixx! DAF’s Weekly Mixx is a selection of contemporary art and/or art related videos chosen from artist and gallery submissions and from our own search for new and interesting works. This week, we feature the work of Nathan Durfee, Kevin Palme, Emma Balder, Roelof Jacob, Thomas Broadbent, Cathie Joy Young, Katarzyna and Marcin Owczarek and short motion capture animation of  London Symphony Orchestra  Musical Director Sir Simon Rattle in action by Digital designer Tobias Gremmler.

Diana-Enveloped-in-Light---nathan-durfee.squarespace.com
Ice-paintings - kevinpalme.com
Pinglets - Emma Balder - emmabalder.com
Raindog---Roelof-Jacob---roelofjacob.com
The Burden - Thomas Broadbent - tbroadbent.com
The-New-Old-World---cathiejoyyoung.com
Thin Ice - Katarzyna & Marcin Owczarek - marcinowczarek.com

Filed Under: ART, Digital, Drawing, Fibre Art, Group Feature, Illustration, Mixed Media, Painting, Video

David Hockney: Painting/Photo Collage

July 9, 2016 By Wendy Campbell

David-HockneyBorn on July 9, 1937 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England, David Hockney is a painter, draughtsman, printmaker, stage designer and photographer. He is considered by many to be one of the most influential British artists of the twentieth century.

From 1953-57, Hockney studied at the Bradford School of Art and then at the Royal Collage of Art from 1959-62. He received the Royal College of Art gold medal in 1962 for his paintings and draughtsmanship.

Hockney’s early work was diverse. He became associated with the British Pop Art movement (though he rejected this label), but his work also displayed expressionist elements. In the late 1960’s his work was “weightier” with a more “traditionally representational manner”.  He spent much of his time in the United States, and California swimming pools and homoerotic scenes became well-known themes in his work.

In the 1970’s Hockney worked as a stage designer creating set and costume designs for productions including Stravinsky’s The Rake’s Progress and Mozart’s The Magic Flute which were produced at Glyndebourne Opera House. Hockney was the subject of the 1974 Jack Hazan’s film called “A Bigger Splash” (named after one of Hockney’s swimming pool paintings from 1967).

In the early 1980’s Hockney produced photo collages which he called “joiners” with subject matter from portraits to still life, and from representational to abstract styles. “Using varying numbers of small Polaroid snaps or photolab-prints of a single subject, Hockney arranged a patchwork to make a composite image. Because these photographs are taken from different perspectives and at slightly different times, the result is work that has an affinity with Cubism, which was one of Hockney’s major aims—discussing the way human vision works.”

In the mid to late 80’s, Hockney made use of computers, colour photocopiers and fax machines to create artwork. In 1985, he was commissioned to draw with the Quantel Paintbox, a computer program that allowed the artist to sketch directly onto the monitor. In 1989, he sent work for the Sao Paulo Biennale to Brazil via fax. Hockney experimented with computers, composing images and colours on the monitor and printing them directly from the computer without proofing.

From the 1990’s onward, Hockney has continued to work on a variety of paintings, photographic and digital work, as well as opera productions. His works have been exhibited across the globe and are in the collections of most major museums. As well, many of his works are now located in a converted industrial building called Salts Mill, in Saltaire, near his home town of Bradford.

Hockney currently lives and works in Los Angeles, California and London, England. “Since 2009, Hockney has painted hundreds of portraits, still lifes, and landscapes using the Brushes iPhone and iPad application, sending them to his friends.”

In 2012, Hockney transferred paintings valued at $124.2 million to the David Hockney Foundation, and gave an additional $1.2 million in cash to help fund the foundation’s operations. The artist plans to give away the paintings, through the foundation, to galleries including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Tate in London.

For more information about David Hockney, visit DavidHockneyPictures.com.

David Hockney - A Bigger Grand Canyon, 1998, National Gallery of Australia
David-Hockney Portrait Surrounded by Artistic Devices-1965
David Hockney - We Two Boys Together Clinging
David Hockney The Bigger Splash 1967
David Hockney - Peter Getting Out of Nicks Pool 1966
David-Hockney Portrait of an Artist (Pool-with-Two-Figures)1971
David Hockney Place Furstenberg-Paris-1985
David Hockney Ipad art
David Hockney Pearblossom Highway 1986
David Hockney Man-Taking-Shower-in-Beverly-Hills 1964
David Hockney Mother I - 1985
David-Hockney - Snails-Space-with-Vari-Lites,Painting-as-Performance - 1995-96
David Hockney Ipad Art-2
David Hockney - David Graves Pembroke Studios London-1982
David-Hockney View-of-Hotel-Well-III -The-Moving-Focus-Serie - 1984-8


Filed Under: Collage, Design, Digital, Painting, Photography, Printmaking Tagged With: British Art, David Hockney, English Art, Pop Art

DAF Group Feature: Vol. 143

February 9, 2016 By Wendy Campbell

Your Weekly Mixx – Enjoy!

AMOSE http://www.amose.fr
Carlo Speranza 2013 https://www.works.io/carlo-speranza
Damon Ginandes http://www.damonginandes.com
Dennis McNett http://wolfbat.com/
ZAATARIWATERMURAL http://www.joelartista.com
Scott Tulay http://www.scotttulay.com
STANZA http://stanza.co.uk/
Jackie Chadwick
Sharon France http://www.francegallery.net

Filed Under: ART, Crafts, Digital, Group Feature, Mixed Media, Painting, Sculpture, Street Art Tagged With: Amose, Carlo Speranza, Damon Ginandes, Dennis McNett, Jackie Chadwick, Scott Tulay, Sharon France, STANZA, ZAATARIWATERMURA

DAF Group Feature: Vol. 140

September 21, 2013 By Wendy Campbell

This week’s Mixx is a collection of inspirations discovered via one of our favourite Apps – Flipboard – a magazine style app where you are the curator of your content. If you’ve never heard of it – definitely check it out.




Filed Under: ART, Digital, Drawing, Group Feature, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Sculpture Tagged With: Anna Gillespie, Barbara Franc, Borondo, Brian Dettmer, David Kroll, Dennis Wojtkiewicz, Jaakko Pernu, Michael Kerbow, Timothy Corbin

Sarolta Ban: Photo Manipulation, 2012-2013

July 2, 2013 By Wendy Campbell

sarolta ban 2

Some recent work from DAF favourite Sarolta Ban (featured).  Born in Budapest, Hungary in 1982, Ban was originally a jewellery designer before discovering digital photo manipulation. Using a Fuji S5600 Bridge Camera, Sarolta’s images can take anywhere from a few hours to a few days to complete, containing up to 100 layers.

To see more, visit SaroltaBan.com or check out her photostream on Flickr.



All photos have been published with the permission of Sarolta Ban, please do not reproduce without written permission of the artist.
Copyright © Sarolta Ban – all rights reserved

Filed Under: ART, Digital, Photography Tagged With: Photo Manipulation, Photoshop, Sarolta Bán

DAF Group Feature: Vol. 139

February 11, 2013 By Wendy Campbell

Your Monday Mixx – Enjoy!




Filed Under: ART, Digital, Drawing, Group Feature, Illustration, Installation, Painting, Photography, Sculpture Tagged With: Afarin Sajedi, Alessia Iannetti, Ashley Montague, Brandan Styles, Giuseppe Licari, Jim Kazanjian, Lisa Nilsson, Paolo Guido

DAF Group Feature: Vol. 137

January 12, 2013 By Wendy Campbell

Your Weekly Mixx – Enjoy!




Filed Under: ART, Digital, Drawing, Group Feature, Illustration, Painting, Photography, Sculpture Tagged With: Ai Weiwei, Ashley Vincent, Boris Indrikov, Esao Andrews, Ethan Murrow, Jonathan Latiano, Scott Musgrove, Simon Boses, Travis Louie

DAF: Group Feature Vol. 136

January 3, 2013 By Wendy Campbell

Happy New Year!  Your Weekly Mixx – Enjoy!




Filed Under: ART, Digital, Drawing, Group Feature, Illustration, Painting, Photography, Sculpture Tagged With: André Gonzaga, Guerilla Sculpture, Jaime Molina, Johan Potma, Ray Caesar, Riikka Sormunen, Roman Tikhomirov, Shrink, Victo Ngai

DAF Group Feature: Vol. 135

December 11, 2012 By Wendy Campbell

Your Weekly Mixx – Enjoy!




Filed Under: Digital, Drawing, Group Feature, Illustration, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Sculpture Tagged With: Colour Doomed, Herakut, Kakotomirai, Krisoft, Leon Steele, Lou Ros, Robert Grimes, Ruben Ireland, Андрей Осокин

DAF Group Feature: Vol. 133

November 26, 2012 By Wendy Campbell

Your Monday Mixx – Enjoy!!




Filed Under: ART, Digital, Drawing, Group Feature, Illustration, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Sculpture Tagged With: Andy Kehoe, Ashley Vincent, David Kassan, Justin Gignac, Liu Yuanshou, Mathilde Roussel, Rob Sato, Robert Bissell

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