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 More In Than Out – THE LOCKDOWN is a random recollection of performances and thoughts that took place in central London in the thick of the lockdown by the Spanish artist Lorenzo Belenguer. With no audience available, the performance took place nevertheless.
Does the artist need an audience? How do you communicate an idea to no one? Can it be executed in two stages: performance first and access to an audience via printed paper later? Questions unanswered in uncertain times.
Belenguer juggles thoughts, actions and artworks in a constant state of randomness. A never ending process that...
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Front Room Gallery’s 2020 Holiday Show
curated by Kathleen Vance
featuring:
Sasha Bezzubov and Jessica Sucher, Phillip Buehler, Jaynie Crimmins, Jade Doskow, Peggy Cyphers, Beth Dary, Jade Doskow, Debra Drexler, Patricia Fabricant, Linda Ganjian, Amy Hill, Christopher Johnson, Jesse Lambert, Pamela Longobardi, Karen Marston, Mark Masyga, Sascha Mallon, Stephen Mallon, Sarah Olson, Samantha Palmeri, Kelly Parr, Melissa Pokorny, Ross Racine, Emily Roz, Ashok Sinha, Wendy Small, Patricia Smith, Shira Toren, Joanne Ungar, Petra Valentova, Zoe Wetherall, Julia Whitney Barnes, Edie...
Front Room Gallery
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ARTCELS, the world's first art investments digital platform, in collaboration with 4ARTechnologies AGand Assetyze AG, is set to release a Utility Coin called ‘ARTEM’ to facilitate secure trade, investment and exchange among their members. Since launching in February 2020, ARTCELS has been at the forefront of innovations in the art investments space. Through a system which minimises investment risk and delivers state-of-the-art security using blockchain technology, ARTCELS has been providing investors with unprecedented access to blue-chip contemporary art through their first...
HOFA Gallery
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Four new large-scale murals have been commissioned to transform Thamesmead’s network of canal underpasses into colourful and vibrant spaces for everyone to enjoy. Five artists, including one local young designer, have come together during lockdown to create the murals at eight underpasses that connect Thamesmead’s four-mile network of picturesque canals.
Print and textile designer Paige Denham, who has lived in Thamesmead all her life, won a design competition held by Peabody, in partnership with Moniker Projects, as part of its Thamesmead Canal Mural...
Lisa Baker
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THE SUNAE ARTWORK OF NAOSHI
A sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past, typically for a period or place or thing with happy personal associations: this is the definition of nostalgia and also a great entry point into understanding the inspiration for and work of Naoshi. After meeting the famed Japanese Illustrator Kin Shiotani in 2004, Naoshi decided to devote her life to art. She told us how her artistic career began, “When I found a Sunae (Sunae is a technique originally from Japan that means “sand art”) DIY kit at a store, I felt very nostalgic because I played with colored...
Contemporary Creative Practice Magazine
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THE DISTINCTLY HUMAN AND VIVID WORK OF AMAIA GOMEZ MARZABAL
“My inspiration is the image itself. I like to tell a story with my art and let the viewer thinking about the message of the image,” says Amaia Gomez Marzabal of her paintings, “Through the ideas of repetition and chaos, I like to speak about human behaviors: what we repeat unconsciously and what we try to change from the social patterns we have learned since childhood.” There is something inherently human and messy and true about seeing an image that feels so real but which at the same time edges into the surreal like one sees in...
Contemporary Creative Practice Magazine
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The Albanian painter, Orion Shima, is famous for his many exhibitions in Italy, Greece, Germany, US, etc.
The painting of Martin Stommel have also appeared in prestigious European exhibitions since back in 2000.
Art curator, Edison Çeraj, describes their work as an entrenchment of the mythological sensibility of man's relationship with nature”.
“To say more metaphorically, let’s say that here we have two different flows which unite in a quest to the sea”, writes Çeraj.
“They don’t choose nature as a single space or background, but nature has the same importance with the...
Gallery70
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Spriha is a narrative mixed media artist bringing organic forms and textures into her body of work. She uses iconic symbolism to exemplify concepts close to her heart that are influenced by personal, societal and environmental changes. She is fearless in her use of colors and majority of her compositions are built around found objects. The almost three dimensional pieces of her work suggest that art has no boundaries and being limitless in nature the colors and forms flow from one space to another. This talent will be one of our featured Artists for the Invitational Art Exhibition beginning...
Truffle Art House
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ONE WOMAN’S JUNK, THE WORLD’S TREASURE
Hong Kong has, for centuries existed as a city on the precipice of both the East and West, a threshold between worlds, and like her place of birth, Andree Kong was raised on the edge and in the middle of many things at once. Born into a bilingual family, Andree was raised to appreciate the values and art forms from two very distinct cultures. With a mind and a home full of such life and juxtaposition, it was only a matter of time before she started practicing art. She tells us “the countless cultural contrasts that I encountered throughout my life...
Contemporary Creative Practice Magazine
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This year's Kensington + Chelsea Art Week (KCAW) is extended to eleven days and takes place 1-11 October 2020. The public art festivities have been developed with community consultation, with a diverse programme of events, talks, highlights, installations and exhibits taking place throughout the Royal Borough.
KCAW will present over a hundred participants, including both emerging and world-class institutions and cultural practitioners, to celebrate the artistic richness of the Borough. This year’s dynamic calendar of events will be the most extensive edition of KCAW to date. The...
Lisa Baker
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"The butterfly does not count the months,
but the moments,
therefore she gets enough time ”
(Tagore)
The first question that usually arises for a group exhibition is what brings the authors together? Or what connects the artworks to each other?
We are dealing with a normal question where, in addition to seeing and observing the works separately, one by one, we search a common message which brought them together and which they intend to convey.
More or less, starting from the middle of the XX-thcentury, this is how group exhibitions work. Certain...
Gallery70
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We're delighted to reveal the names of the 25 talented photographers who won AAP Magazine #12: B&W
For this 12th edition of AAP Magazine, we received a record number of submissions from all over the world. The winning photographers come from 11 different countries and 4 continents.
Their work reflect the large variety black and white photography can offer. Documentary, portrait, travel, street, wildlife, abstract and fine art are all represented in the winning portfolios.
Regardless of the genre of photography, the selected projects all have different approaches to the...
All About Photo
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