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We are thrilled to announce the upcoming group show 'Dear Machine, paint for me' feat. new works by Frieder Nake, Hein Gravenhorst, Alex Mordvintsev, Ganbrood & Espen Kluge, that trace a broad spectrum of algorithmic art.
Opens on 27 Oct @ 6PM
Curated by @SNOWCASH432 & @keyvass
The Finno-Ugric theory usually places the Burtassians in the Mordvinic family. Iranian scholar Rajid ad-Din groups the Burtassians together with Mokshas and Erzyas. The way of life and burial traditions of the Burtassians also resemble those of the Mordvins.
Paintings of Mordvin women. G.A Medvedev, I.K. Makarov, M.G. Suhorovsky, A.A. Harlamov.
Ilustradores que nos gustan: Nicolas Mordvinoff (1911-1973), artista estadounidense de origen ruso que ganó la Medalla Caldecott en 1952. Ilustración para “The Little Tiny Rooster”, libro con texto de
William Lipkind (Harcourt, Brace & World, 1960).
My Mordvin kiddos, Markus (Moksha Mordvin) and Kristina (Erzya Mordvin).
You can see the original rough sketch I did last month.
Characters and art by @royszawa
#Mordovia #Mordvin #moksha #erzya #originalcharacter #INDIGENOUS #ibisPaintX
Painting I made of a Mordvinian bard! Mordvins were a tribe of early Finno-Slavonic people who merged with Vikings to form the Kievan Rus.
The painting is part of my worldbuilding project.
#art #medieval #painting #history #characterdesign #conceptart #rpg #digitalart #wacom
In 1950, a window dresser for F.A.O. Schwartz was ordered to take down his display of the book, “The Two Reds”—because of the Red Scare.
His name was Maurice Sendak.
This is our #kidlit #arthistory post on “The Two Reds” illustrator, Nicolas Mordvinoff. https://t.co/WMOQGZRD5j