Con Artist Gallery

warmonger ft hercules jackandjackie nodonttouchit charmed confessions

last painting of 2019. Wishing you all beauty, peace and happiness for 2020. We’re all in this toget

sixpenceee:This is the work of Christopher McKenney, a conceptual artistfrom Pennsylvania. He calls

The way Jane smiles when he just got away with another con… <3Suspect: “Six months l

artistbloomyk:Based off of this vine. Sylvia and Hater have probably had this conversation before.

Painting by contemporary artist Dan McCaw

anais-ninja-bitch:conflictingheart:Andy Goldsworthy,meditative ice sculpturesAn artist who makes “ea

Reception of the Great Condé in Versailles byJean-Léon Gérôme (1878)

This fall, we’re taking a look at how artists in the Brooklyn Museum collection have promoted civic

So I’m pretty much done with my UNIQLO contest entry!!! Which one do you prefer? White or yellow?

Conservators and preparators work to install a wall of graphic material by Egyptian graphic artist,

constable-connor:drwhodowninwhoville:iamabagfullofcats:wearewakanda:Featured artist: ink_madWΛW| Lik

Seated FigureJohn Singer Sargent (American; 1856–1925)undatedGraphiteYale University Art Gallery, Ne

blackartiststudio:∆ Nina Chanel Abney | Painter, Part-time Shape-Shifter & 30 American

mermaidenmystic:Seahorse Hugs by American contemporary artist Robin Pushe’e

Did the Prussians own the Moon? In the mid 18th century the Prussian King Frederick the Great suffer

COLLAGE BOOKSArt Doesn’t Have to Match Your SofaRockport, Texas-artist Kelly Schaub writes, “W

KaboomRyan McGinley (American; 1977– )2012C-print Team Gallery, New York. © Ryan McGinley

“What does it mean that… I see an image of an enslaved person and recognizing that if I

We made recreation of fanbook Cloud Nine drawn by my favourite artist johnny_lmd Patreon SFW part [f

This Thursday seven artists with work in our collection will join forces in our galleries to discuss

The works in Disguise: Masks and Global African Art are organized around the idea that masquerade is

Sol LeWitt (American; 1928–2007)Scribbles Printed in Four Directions Using Four Colors (plates 11–1

Hofu Orrore #2Screenshots from a movie I made for an exhibition of the french contemporary artist Is

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