Maksym Polyvianyi (Ukrainian Artist, born 1999) "Silent Night", 2023. Acrylic on Canvas, 50 × 40 cm. Private Collection.

Blowing in the Wind, 2017 Photo Art © ► @de_wollewei

Welcome to Whitemanistan

"The sensuality of music is a reflection of the soul's deepest desires." @alexander_sviridov_photoart Models: Cory Goldberg & Miss Stephanie Lusk

Never stop believing in "hope", because miracles happen everyday..🦋 Photo © || @paul.paulsen13

Malcolm T. Liepke is a renowned contemporary American painter, known for his loosely brushed yet skillfully executed depictions of figures in interior settings. He was born on October 31, 1953, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Liepke's works focus on intimate moments of sensual pleasure and introspection.

What are you looking at? 📸 Jaroslaw Kolacz @jarosaw_kolacz ‘Now that’s a selfie’ Swan,Poland

“Lightness is like a bird’s flight or the first sip of water after crossing the desert.” Photo © ► @jose_luis_rodriguez_fotografo

This administration seems unmoved by art. There is no Shakespeare in their language, no Baldwin in their conscience, no Springsteen on their radios, no Swift in their playlists. And when leaders feel nothing for beauty, it’s the soul of a nation that suffers.

Nicky Litchfield (British Artist) "Mischief", 2021. Pastel Painting on Board.

Whyatt Cartoons

Mark Kelly: "My wife, Gabby Giffords, meeting with her constituents, shot in the head. Six people killed around her, a horrific thing. She spent six months in the hospital. We know what political violence is and we know what causes it too, The statements that Donald Trump made incites others."

Autumn Drive 🍁 Photo © ► @vinceperraud

Mark Grantham (Canadian Artist, born 1966) "Grey Day in Town", 2025. Oil on Canvas, 20 × 16 inches. Private Collection.

Photo © ► @madeinkrakow_przemekczaja

Artist Adrian Moraru

Photo © ► @andofuchs

Confusion

"Relax With Me", by @peterlundqvist on IG🌺

“When you find someone who makes you feel the same way music does, that’s when you’ve found something special...”

'NIGHTLIFE-3' Oil on 40 x 40cm linen www.jasonandersonartist.com

Waterfall

“Scuttle Hole Road” by Grant Haffner @granthaffner

“Beware of false knowledge; it is more dangerous than ignorance.” — George Bernard Shaw Photo by @peter.kertis

Lee Jeffries is a photographer known for his powerful and emotive portraits, capturing the raw beauty and emotions of human subjects. His work delves into the depths of the human soul, revealing both vulnerability and strength. Photo art © Lee Jeffries.

William Lazos (Egyptian/Canadian, born 1964) "Wedding", 2024. Acrylic on Canvas, 36" × 24". Private Collection.

M.C. Escher (Dutch, 1898-1972) Phosporescent Sea. 1933 (lithograph)

A Woman Carrying a Mirror down the Street in Havana, Cuba, 2016 Photo Art © ► Mark Underwood

The light

"Bite my Lips", In Lisbon, Portugal, Street Art by Odeith

Cat on a Car in Midtown Parking Lot NYC, 1958 Photo © ► Angelo Rizzuto

Trump has lost it. And he is a liar.

It’s spooky season 👻👻 Photo © ► @lokistagram

Love is Blind🙈

Monica Morrill is a talented landscape artist from British Columbia, Canada. She grew up on Southern Vancouver Island, which greatly influenced her work. Algonquin Sunset 12x12 acrylic on canvas

"The eyes of a horse reflect the boundless spirit of freedom." Photo © ► @edebi__at www.instagram.com/p/CxZJXK2Oz5u/

Solly Levi Photography Okavango Delta

Quint Buchholz (German Artist, born 1957) "The Cat's Assembly", 1995. Ink, Pen on Paper, 21.5 × 13.5 inches. Private Collection.

"Simply put, one state cannot invade another. This is something so central to American democracy that you don’t even need some sort of legal explanation as to the underpinnings."

Chicago, 1954 Photo © ► Vivian Maier

Andrew McNeile Jones (British, born 1961) "It Seems Only Yesterday", 2000. Oil on Canvas, 81 × 54 cm. Private Collection.

Flowers in a vase

Enjoy your Sunday... Photo Art © ► @moises_levy_street

"He stood not just in front of the camera, but in the service of storytelling, of the earth, of artistry. Rest in power, Robert Redford (1936-2025)".

Oswaldo Guayasamín (1919–1999) was an Ecuadorian painter and sculptor of Kichwa and Mestizo heritage. Oswaldo Guayasamín - Lagrimas negras I, 1984. Oil on canvas, 55 1/10 × 39 2/5 in. (140 × 100 cm). Private Collection