Categoría: Art
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Different Kinds of Art: Thursday Doors: The Owl House, Nieu Bethesda Part 1
Introduction to artist, Helen Martins, and the Owl House Helen Elizabeth Martins in a South African artist who worked with concrete and glass. She installed her elderly and ailing father, who was believed to have been emotionally abusive to his family during her younger years, in an outside room which…
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The «Art» of Having No Art: Yoko Ono.
Yoko Ono: The Worst Artist in the History of Art There are artists whose work challenges us, artists who force us to reconsider what art can be. And then there are artists whose work seems to challenge the very idea that art should require talent, craft, imagination or even execution.…
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«The Man in The Mirror Was Lying» A Poem by Francisco Bravo Cabrera
THE MAN IN THE MIRROR WAS LYING I learned to smile before I learned to tell the truth. I am very good at it: the small theatre of the mouth. I lift my hand in strategic farewells, while I hide my heart somewhere behind the black curtain. Even my shadow…
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Street and Public Art – Animal garage door contributed by Resa McConaghy
Hi everyone, its Robbie Cheadle here today with the August post in my Street and Public Art on LatinosUSA – English Edition. The street artwork featured below was contributed by the amazingly talented artist, blogger, writer, and costume designer or fabric wizard, Resa McConaghy. Animal garage door painting by «Sun…
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«The Rain» a poem by Francisco Bravo Cabrera
THE RAIN The sky is empty, can’t call it blue. The horizon is serrated, and every morning the sun comes up like it has something to prove. The fields remember water filling the cracks. Rust colours fences and grass. A tractor coughing itself awake before birds decide whether it’s worth…
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Famous Artworks – Claude Monet’s Water Lilies
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle here with you today with the August post in the Famous Artworks series on LatinosUSA – English Edition. This post is another collaboration with the wonderful Resa McConaghy and shares some information about Claude Monet’s Water Lilies series of roughly 250 oil paintings and some…
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Artforms and Artists from Around the World – An introduction to Terri Webster Schrandt
I have known photographer and blogger Terri Webster Schrandt for several years. Terri is among the first bloggers I met when I joined WordPress in 2016. Terri is know for her photography challenges on her blog, Second Wind Leisure Perspectives. If you have an interest in photography, you can find…
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Different Kinds of Art: St Stephen’s Basilica, Budapest
Today, I am excited to take you on a mini tour of St Stephen’s Basilica in Budapest. St Stephen’s Basilica located in Pest, is the largest church in Budapest. It took fifty four years to build and was completed in 1905. The church is named after Saint Stephen I of…
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Street and Public Art – An exquisite garage door painting
Hi everyone, its Robbie Cheadle here today with the July post in my Street and Public Art on LatinosUSA – English Edition. This gorgeous painting done on a garage door was contributed by the amazingly talented artist, blogger, writer, and costume designer or fabric wizard, Resa McConaghy. A beautiful face.…
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«Ascension» by Francisco Bravo Cabrera
ASCENSION pour me another oneas tall as you cancongratulationsto the comics on broadwaythey don’t make me laughselling used cars at three amscrubbing wrinklesbullets ripping through dreamer fleshshaved underarmsfouled underwearhow does one modernise a crucifixiondrinking microplasticsi’ll have another gin tonicmove aside caricatureit’s coltrane’sascension in my eartonight (Valencia, 28 JUN 2026, Francisco…
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Famous Artworks – Great Sphinx of Tanis
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle here with you today with the July post in the Famous Artworks series on LatinosUSA – English Edition. If you have a favourite Famous Artwork you’d like to share, please email me at cheadlerobbie@gmail.com. Your email should be titled Famous Artworks. You need to include…
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Different Kinds of Art: Meet Artist & Poet Ken Tomaro
Today, I’m delighted to introduce you to artist and poet Ken Tomaro. I met Ken through fellow LatinosUSA editor, Nolcha Fox. Ken and Nolcha co-authored a delightful book, Seesaw: Quirky Poems. I’ve included my review of this book at the end of this post. Welcome Ken Tomaro Tell us a…
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Two Poems by Pat Alderman (editor Francisco Bravo Cabrera)
A POEM FOR THE THIRD OF JULY ‘Twas the Night before the Fourthand all through the White HouseTrump was raving on Truth SocialMuch louder than a MouseThat it was his way of the highwayNo detours in siteHe was forever electedStarting that nightHow did your democracyGet into this bindYou had to…
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Gary Gautier: A Short Story
Gary Gautier Clown and Tiger The Clown and the Tiger (845 words) «That’s water-turned-wine,» says Annie, archly but without a trace of impatience. «Your turn.» I pull two cards from the top of the deck. Far away, goats’ bells ding, and still further out, glimpsed between the gnarled crosses of olive…
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«Two Highballs» (Francisco Bravo Cabrera)
TWO HIGHBALLS two highballsand dinnerat the asylum’swhiskey barripping daisieson the linoleumthe night nurse saysshe loves mewhile autumncarves into my youthi will savea song for youfor whom i oncescuttled my shipsrefresh my glassthere’s no applausethe bar is emptythe bandforgot the music Valencia, 27/06/2026, Francisco Bravo Cabrera
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Different Kinds of Art: An Abundance of Swans – A collaboration by Resa and Robbie
Hello everyone This post has been a few months in the making. Some of you will remember that in January this year I shared an analysis about Leda and the Swan for my Famous Artworks series on LatinosUSA. The material was submitted by Nicole Sara. Picture caption: Leda and the Swan,…
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