Walker art

Kara Walker i think her work is quite surreal as the images she creates are real or believable

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Kara Walker operates on the premise that when you make history truly visible, both your own and that of your people or nation, there exists a challenge to show all of it, the unholy mix, the conscious knowledge and the subconscious reaction, the traumatic history and the trauma it has created, the unprocessed and the unprocessable.

Walker continues her reconfigurations of classical European paintings with Black characters repositioned centre stage

(Y/N) was never much of an Angel. Skipping school, getting into fights, disappearing without telling anyone. Everyone around him were nothing but critics who only succeeded in frustrating him. Spending his time by obsessing over music, he finally began to settle down as he found his talent. That was until the fog overtook him. Finding himself in a cold, depressing new world, he comes to the knowledge that he was in one sick and twisted game. But what happens when the god of the realm tests…

The Art of Wolfwalkers (ISBN 978-1419748059) is an art book based on Wolfwalkers. Author by Charles Solomon, and with a preface by Cartoon Saloon and foreword by Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart, it features concept art, storyboards, and finished art alongside behind-the-scenes commentary from the animators, production artists, and writers. The official behind-the-scenes art book for four-time Academy Award–nominated animation studio Cartoon Saloon’s and their co-producer Melusine’s stunning new…

Plus: the animation stories of the week, a moving short film and more.

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