#46 Art I Saved This Week

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I'm delighted to bring you my art selects — from my little corner of the internet to yours.

On Artists Pages this week, we featured duo A.A.Murakami, who create awe-inspiring sculptural installations combining engineering and creativity. Also, John Knuth, who paints with flies, this one caused a stir! And, Ana Leonor Pinto, who creates smashed ceramic cakes in clay.

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Untitled. Acrylic on wood panel. | Copyright © Nancy Friedland

The pit and the pendulum in red, 2025. Oil, acrylic, aqua resin, epoxy resin and sawdust on linen over panel. 28 x 21 in. | Copyright © Loie Hollowell

House Mouse, Czapnik Rd, 2024. Acrylic on canvas. 60 x 78 in. | Copyright © Sam Cockrell

The Bee, 2025. Acrylic, oil, bee, spray paint, fabric, and pull cord on framed canvas. 11.5 × 14.5 in. | Copyright © Samuel Richardson

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Untitled | Copyright © Sofie Vandevoorde. Image courtesy of the artist and Studio Artoo.

Red Nocturne, 2025⁠. Oil on wood panel⁠. 100 x 100 cm.⁠ | Copyright ©⁠ Laura Footes⁠. Image courtesy of the artist and Shrine NYC.

Looking Towards Other Skies, 2025. Oil and acrylic on canvas. 250 x 140 cm. | Copyright © Michael Ho. Image courtesy of the artist and Gallery Vacancy.

Silencio Roto | Mariposas Devoran | Dulce Carroña, 2024. Oil & acrylic on linen mounted on panel. 127 x 119 cm. | Copyright © Omar Rodríguez-Graham

Siren, 2025. Wood, velvet, sand, acrylic and ink. 80 x 60 cm. | Copyright © Mevlana Lipp. Image courtesy of the artist and Plato Gallery.

Art Prompt

This week’s selection is full of animal motifs — a reminder of the deep bond between humans and animals, from beloved pets to spirit guides and mythical creatures. We all have one that resonates with us, whether it’s tied to a memory, a feeling, or simply something we’re drawn to. Choose an animal that feels personal to you and let it guide you.

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