Author: Mary W

Katerina Tsitsela is an artist whose work bridges the realms of painting and engraving, diving deep into the human perception of landscapes. Her art is not just a depiction of physical surroundings but a journey into the human psyche, presenting what she describes as “internal landscapes” or “landscapes of the human soul.” Her paintings often feature dark, introspective scenes where beams of light pierce through, symbolizing the figures that embody our current existential situations as seen through the observer’s eyes. Tsitsela’s approach to art is deeply psychoanalytical, seeking to uncover the “excessive truth” that lies beyond our material journey. Her…

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Yee Wong’s new work, “Forever Peace,” has finally been released. Yee’s fans wait no more. This latest offering is a luxurious limited edition print collection, printed on museum-quality paper, and is a must-have for all art collectors and enthusiasts. Yee Wong is an international contemporary artist whose work has garnered global attention. Her art has been showcased across various media, including the social media channels of prestigious contemporary art museums like the Saatchi Gallery in London, and on the cover of Art Voices Magazine in New York. Esteemed publications and platforms such as Yahoo, Artsy, and Domino Magazine have also featured her work, showcasing the influence…

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Frieze Sculpture will return to London’s Regent’s Park this autumn, showcasing the work of 22 leading artists, including Leonora Carrington, Theaster Gates and Yoshitomo Nara. The exhibition will be held from September 18 to October 27, in conjunction with the Frieze London art fair and the Frieze Masters art exhibition, which will be held from October 9 to 13. Fatoş Üstek, curator of Frieze Sculpture, will return to curate the event. “This year’s selection takes our ambitions a step further, featuring bold and experimental artistic approaches,” Üstek said in a statement. “It also provides a platform for playful encounters, socially…

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Brian Eno has long refused to be the subject of a documentary. Filmmaker Rob Nelson recently told New York Times 1993 shootings Words to the dying It was “a great game of cat and mouse” due to the experimental musicians’ aversion to being captured. It was only because director Gary Huthwaite’s pitch appealed to Eno’s longstanding interest in generative art that he acquiesced. Ino (2024). The final film relied on an algorithmic program that remixed hundreds of hours of interviews and archival footage, ensuring that no two screenings were the same. (this era There are an estimated 520 million possible…

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Mary Ann Cangialosi (b. 1975, USA) is a self-taught fine artist and former textile designer, known for her mixed media assemblage paintings. She thrives on the physicality and immediacy of applying layers of texture and paint. This process lets her express her fascination with psychology, delving into the deeper parts of ourselves. Her work is genuine, vulnerable, expressive, and experimental, layered with enigma and energized by color. Through her art, she aims to promote self-awareness, equality, and transparency. Mary Ann Cangialosi’s journey into the art world began with a background in textile design, but her true calling was always in…

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A derelict 19th-century warehouse in east London is to be transformed into an arts center housing the studios of more than 40 artists, designers and architects, helping to ease the pressure creative people feel to secure affordable space. Plans to transform 31-35 Stoke Street, Newham, into a creative hub are being led by Create London, which “commissions art and architecture in the public realm”, according to its website.A project statement said: “The new space will open in late 2025 and will provide 48 creatives with affordable workspace, a café and studios dedicated to design, art and architecture, learning and skills…

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Jesse A. Kantu studied and graduated from the University of Houston with a BFA in Sculpture and a Minor in Art History in 2006. His work delves into the common denominators and the brokenness of Man’s plight found in all cultures. In 2011, he started Pyramid Art Services, a social arts hub to help others find their artistic voice. By May 2015, he had graduated with his MFA in Painting from Houston Baptist University. In 2020, Kantu released his first literary publication, EMERGING-New Contemporary Narratives in the 21st Century. He lives and works in Houston, TX, where he continues to create…

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The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles will soon present three major artist awards over the next six years. The $100,000 Eric and Wendy Schmidt Prize for Environment and the Arts will be awarded to an artist whose practice “addresses[es] the critical intersection of art, architecture, design, climate, conservation, sustainability and environmental justice,” according to a press release. “Through their philanthropic activities, Eric and Wendy Schmidt have a long history of supporting projects at the intersection of science, technology and the arts.” MOCA Director Johanna Burton said in a statement “MOCA is deeply grateful for their generous donation to…

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Natali Antonovich’s way has always been tied with fine art. She started with graphics and portraits, was engaged in batik for a while, and taught fine arts and art history. At present, she is more interested in oil painting and watercolor. The main series of works she has been working on lately are ‘Who are you?’, ‘Heart on the snow’, ‘Their secret’, ‘Eternity’… All these themes reflect in some way in each other and look for the eternal secret of love and the universe. She would attribute her work to such a style in art as mystical realism and fantastic…

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In this richly illustrated book, a reconstruction of the tomb of Augustus in Rome makes it look like the grandest fairground carousel ever built. The first Roman emperor Augustus began construction of the tower in 28 BC (42 years before his death). The drum-shaped tower was a new design for Rome, inspired by Etruscan and Greek Example, covering a whole new area of ​​the city was created to commemorate his own divine glory. Initially, it was filled with columns and sculptures, topped by a huge bronze statue of the emperor, which sat on a garden terrace and was surrounded by…

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