Author: Mary W

Artist Faith Ringgold, whose seven-decade career spanned best-selling children’s books, sharp activism and a stunning array of works in mediums, has died. Massive international acclaim has long been elusive to female artists like her. Saturday at her home in Englewood, New Jersey. She is 93 years old. Her death was announced by her longtime New York representative, ACA Gallery, but did not specify the cause. One aspect of Ringgold’s extraordinary life would be enough to secure her place in history, but she is best known for her dynamic, richly detailed painted quilts.she is best known for tar beach (1988), tells…

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Elizabeth Laul Healey, an American artist celebrated for her profound artistic expression and commitment to social activism, is poised to unveil her latest exhibition at the SD Art Advisory & Gallery. This showcase promises to traverse the intricate nexus of art, politics, and human rights. Hailing from the picturesque landscapes of Laguna Beach and having traversed life across San Diego and North Carolina, Healey’s artistic narrative is deeply intertwined with her upbringing. As the offspring of Dr. Karen Lundegaard, a champion of human rights and women’s empowerment, and Virgil Laul, an immigrant hailing from Estonia, Healey’s canvases resonate with the…

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Myriam Bussiere is a French artist, a vibrant and spirited creator from Drummondville, Quebec, Canada. Born on August 3, 1985, Myriam’s journey into the colorful realm of art began at a tender age, thanks to the guiding hand of her grandmother. As a child, Myriam was introduced to the enchanting world of painting on canvas by her grandmother. This early exposure ignited a passion in her that would later blossom into a full-fledged artistic career. Fast forward to 2018, and Myriam’s path crossed with Mélanie Poirier, an artist and gallerist at Galerie mp tresart in Durham-Sud, Quebec. This meeting proved…

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The Orlando Museum of Art (OMA) has received the Helen Frankenthaler, Keith ·More than 300 works by artists including Keith Haring and David Hockney. The “transformative gift,” as the institution described it in an April 4 statement, comes in conjunction with the museum’s 2022 exhibition of some of the works believed to be by Jean-Michel Basquiat. It comes after a heated scandal over previously unpublished paintings by Michel Basquiat, which were proven to be fakes.The infamous show is called heroes and monsters, The work was only on display for four months before the FBI raided the Florida museum and confiscated…

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Michel Marant, born on August 4, 1945, in SAINT-JUNIEN, is a French painter whose work resonates with the rhythms of nature and the nuances of daily life. Registered with the Maison des Artistes and a former student at the National School of Decorative Arts of LIMOGES, Marant’s art serves as a testament to his evolving journey as an artist. He is a member of the inspiration ‘ACADEMY ATLANTA’ USA and is listed with AKOUN and referenced on ART PRICE. As a certified and I-CAC rated artist, Marant’s trend leans towards contemporary art nouveau. His main inspiration lies in themed paintings.…

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Linda Schroeter, born in 1963 in Australia, is a contemporary artist whose work bridges the gap between the classic techniques of the Dutch masters and modern sensibilities. Her passion for allegory and symbolism, deeply rooted in the legacy of Dutch painting, finds expression primarily in the Still Life genre. For Schroeter, each painting is a meticulously crafted interplay of light and form, often beginning with a profound idea stemming from personal experiences or thematic narratives. Her art isn’t just about capturing a moment; it’s about evoking emotions, sparking intellectual engagement, and inviting viewers to explore their own narratives. Through intricate…

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Art has always been a space where emotions find their voice and narratives unfold. For Lisa Lappi, art has been more than just a passion; it has been a lifeline, a form of therapy, and a testament to resilience. From early childhood, Lisa found solace in the world of art. It was a calling that she wanted to pursue further by attending Seattle’s Art University during her high school years. However, life took an unexpected turn when tragedy struck her family. At the tender age of 17, Lisa faced the devastating loss of her father, who was shot and killed…

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Pilar Xercavins, a Barcelona-based artist, offers a mesmerizing journey through the corridors of creativity with her canvases. Her hands, guided by an innate connection with diverse artistic tools like pencils, charcoals, and chalk, weave tales of imagination onto blank canvases. With an unwavering commitment to authenticity, Xercavins employs natural pigments, capturing the vividness, strength, and dynamism that thrives within her creative psyche. In her artistic endeavors, Xercavins articulates a distinctive perspective, often integrating elements borrowed from nature itself. The allure of plants, flowers, and leaves finds expression on her canvases, unveiling the enchantment and power of natural aging processes. The…

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French court bailiffs seized more than 100 works by Russian avant-garde artists from an art laboratory in Paris in February, suspecting they were stolen from a private collector, according to their lawyers.Uthman Khatib, a lawyer representing the Frankfurt-based international law firm Dentons and a Palestinian businessman and investor living in Israel, said the seized works were estimated to be worth more than 100 million euros. The lawyer, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said they included paintings by Wassily Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich and Natalia Goncharova.According to German court documents seen by The Art Newspaper, the collector claims the paintings were…

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In the realm of contemporary art, Jarron Carter stands out as an artist who offers viewers a journey that challenges, captivates, and resonates on a deeply emotional level. With a unique blend of precision, elegance, and an unmistakable touch of opulence, Carter’s artworks are more than mere visuals; they are narratives that invite viewers to explore the depths of their own emotions and perspectives. What sets Carter apart is his ability to infuse his art with a profound emotional depth. “With the accuracy of my lines and poses in motion, I make the viewer really feel the emotional mood my…

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