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Wolfgang Grässe The Fantastic Realism of Death
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Wolfgang Grässe (1930 - 2008) (one of our favorite Artists and painters here at Dark Art & Craft) was a modern figurative and fantastic realist painter. The Artist's most striking work combines the traditional masters such as; Bruegel, Bosch, Huys and Van Eyck with the violent narrative of our current world.
Stare and Analyze: An Interview with Chemical Messiah
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This month Dark Art & Craft had the pleasure to speak with Artist Chemical Messiah/Joshua Dunlap. Under the Chemical Messiah name Dunlap creates surreal image collages that bring together a wide collection of pop, horror and literary references. Read below to see the full conversation with the Artist and his collaboration with Dark Art & Craft.
Surreal Visions: An Interview with Justyna Koziczak
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We are excited to feature talented surrealist painter and ceramic maker Justyna Koziczak this month on Dark Art & Craft. Justyna's expansive surrealist landscapes and structures are vibrant yet dark explorations. Below you'll find our conversation with Justyna and several collaboration Art pieces with Dark Art & Craft. We hope you enjoy the interview and please visit the Artists' personal portfolio and recommendations below.
Dark Renaissance Art: Bosch, Caravaggio, Gentileschi & the Old Masters
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Explore the darker side of Renaissance and Baroque art through Bosch, Caravaggio, Artemisia Gentileschi, Bruegel and other Old Masters who painted hell, death, witchcraft, violence and mortality.
Paolo Girardi an Apocalyptic Renaissance
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Paolo Girardi is a skilled Italian artist who creates richly-colored, apocalyptic, and macabre paintings. His work recalls a history of master painters: Ruoppolo, Hieronymus Bosch, Porpora, and, at times, even Pieter Bruegel's festering compositions.