'Art in Film' Celebrates Artistic Works in Backgrounds of Movies and Shows
Meghan Young — November 15, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: artinfilm.org & theverge
Art in Film is the name of a Tumblr blog that essentially celebrates the artistic works found in both movies and television shows. Paintings, sculptures and more often add another layer to plots. Whether referencing something that adds more context to a scene or character, or perhaps simply introducing more culture to a film in general, there are many reasons why art has been featured prominently in such mediums.
From a portrait of Cher's mother in 'Clueless' to a visit to a gallery in 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off,' Art in Film boasts an extensive catalog of such sightings. The Art in Film Tumblr blog was created by professional photographer named Martin Cole. He posts screenshots against a white page, which essentially creates a gallery-like feeling online.
From a portrait of Cher's mother in 'Clueless' to a visit to a gallery in 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off,' Art in Film boasts an extensive catalog of such sightings. The Art in Film Tumblr blog was created by professional photographer named Martin Cole. He posts screenshots against a white page, which essentially creates a gallery-like feeling online.
Trend Themes
1. Art in Film - Opportunity for curated art experiences to enhance the storytelling and aesthetics of movies and TV shows.
2. Exploring Cultural Context - Opportunity to delve deeper into the cultural significance and meanings behind the art featured in films and shows.
3. Online Art Galleries - Opportunity to create virtual platforms that showcase and sell artwork featured in movies and TV shows.
Industry Implications
1. Film and TV Production - Opportunity to collaborate with artists to incorporate their works into the sets and backgrounds of movies and shows.
2. Art Collecting and Curation - Opportunity to curate and showcase collections of art featured in films and shows.
3. E-commerce and Online Marketplaces - Opportunity to create a marketplace for art enthusiasts to purchase and collect artwork featured in movies and TV shows.
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