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Support Earth Month with ArtWeLove’s eco-friendly benefit editions by Molly Dilworth (above), Sarah Rifaat, and Mark Dion.  Proceeds benefit 350.org

Support Earth Month with ArtWeLove’s eco-friendly benefit editions by Molly Dilworth (above), Sarah Rifaat, and Mark Dion. 

Proceeds benefit 350.org

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Watch: Molly Dilworth talks about her recent installation at Foothills Art Center in Colorado. Inspired by gems, mines, and natural materials within our everyday technologies, Molly paints the ceiling to emphasize these elements of our day-to-day life, which are taken for granted. 

Learn more about Molly and collect with affordable, limited editions on ArtWeLove.com

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Molly Dilworth is the artist behind the incredible paintings decorating rooftops around the city and being picked up by Google satellites. 

Her recent painting on the streets of Times Square has brought her much deserved notoriety. This on top of all her achievements including an installation at PULSE New York earlier this month, we couldn’t be more excited to bring you this studio interview and 9 (count them, 9!) limited edition prints, starting at $15. 

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gjmueller: Satellite Art: One Woman Tries to Create Google Earth Murals Molly Dilworth thought having images of her rooftop paintings on Google Earth would get people talking about art. “I was a little frustrated with the hermetically sealed universe of painting,” she explained. ”Of course people care about it, but its not like music or movies; people have a favorite song, but not a favorite painting.” She imagined people would stumble across her work while cruising Google Earth. She hoped that using the search giant’s satellites to move her murals into a digital space would push art into a larger conversation. She was wrong. See more at The Atlantic

gjmueller:

Satellite Art: One Woman Tries to Create Google Earth Murals

Molly Dilworth thought having images of her rooftop paintings on Google Earth would get people talking about art. “I was a little frustrated with the hermetically sealed universe of painting,” she explained. ”Of course people care about it, but its not like music or movies; people have a favorite song, but not a favorite painting.”

She imagined people would stumble across her work while cruising Google Earth. She hoped that using the search giant’s satellites to move her murals into a digital space would push art into a larger conversation. She was wrong.

See more at The Atlantic

(Source: The Atlantic)

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Molly Dilworth will be giving a Gallery Talk at Foothills Art Center (CO) this Saturday, but if you aren’t out west…. We got you covered with our artist studio visit. Take a look :)

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Best of luck to artist Molly Dilworth while she sets up her installation at Foothills Art Center (Colorado)! http://ow.ly/3FSyi

Best of luck to artist Molly Dilworth while she sets up her installation at Foothills Art Center (Colorado)! http://ow.ly/3FSyi

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Paintings for Rooftops, 1 by Molly Dilworth *A benefit editions for 350.org

Paintings for Rooftops, 1 by Molly Dilworth

*A benefit editions for 350.org

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iheartvariation: iheart variation 003_001, variation by Molly Dilworth: I’m interested in the way icons communicate the essence of a thing through abstraction. I like the way icons change and mutate, like language, to keep themselves employed. It’s also my favorite thing about Seth’s project, that he’s encouraging and recording those mutations - a language isn’t alive if it’s not used.  I chose the ‘splat’ print which represents paint for me. I wanted to combine the symbol and the real thing so I made a poured painting on top of the print. They’re somehow together and separate at the same time. Click to View Molly Dilworth’s work on ArtWeLove ——————— iheart variation 003 can be purchased on ArtWeLove.com in any combination and/or multiples, guided by idea that the symbols are volatile and alive, not static; hang, combine and variate as you wish.   Click to view: iheart variation 003 on ArtWeLove

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iheart variation 003_001, variation by Molly Dilworth:

I’m interested in the way icons communicate the essence of a thing through abstraction. I like the way icons change and mutate, like language, to keep themselves employed. It’s also my favorite thing about Seth’s project, that he’s encouraging and recording those mutations - a language isn’t alive if it’s not used. 

I chose the ‘splat’ print which represents paint for me. I wanted to combine the symbol and the real thing so I made a poured painting on top of the print. They’re somehow together and separate at the same time.


Click to View Molly Dilworth’s work on ArtWeLove


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iheart variation 003 can be purchased on ArtWeLove.com in any combination and/or multiples, guided by idea that the symbols are volatile and alive, not static; hang, combine and variate as you wish.  

Click to view: iheart variation 003 on ArtWeLove

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It’s looking like an amazing weekend to be outside. Perfect weather to swing by Times Square and check out Molly Dilworth’s “Cool Water, Hot Island”. Five blocks in Times Square are painted tranquil shades of blue… definitely art we love! 

It’s looking like an amazing weekend to be outside. Perfect weather to swing by Times Square and check out Molly Dilworth’s “Cool Water, Hot Island”. Five blocks in Times Square are painted tranquil shades of blue… definitely art we love!