Arts
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Bella Han – BOOOOOOOM! – CREATE * INSPIRE * COMMUNITY * ART …
[ad_1] For our second annual Illustration Awards, supported by Format, we selected 5 winners from each of the following categories: Editorial, Personal, Advertising & Promotional, Product & Packaging, Student. It is our pleasure to introduce the winner of the Student category: Bella Han. Bella Han is a freelance illustrator from China and a first year…
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Angelė Šimoliūnienė: The Vision Beyond the Visible
[ad_1] Origins of a Lifelong Visual Calling From her earliest memories, Angelė Šimoliūnienė’s relationship with drawing has been instinctive and enduring, rooted in childhood fascination and sustained by an inner necessity to create. Born in Lithuania, she discovered early that visual expression was not simply a pastime but a natural language through which she could…
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Chicago’s DePaul Art Museum to Permanently Shutter After 41 …
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Lily Ramírez: So Far Out of Sight @ Simc…
[ad_1] Simchowitz is pleased to present So Far Out of Sight, a solo exhibition of new work by Lily Ramírez, on view at Hill House Pasadena. In So Far Out of Sight, Lily Ramírez approaches painting as a space of quiet reckoning, an arena where memory, perception, and feeling converge. Rooted in ongoing conversations with the self and reflections…
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Delve in to a Psychedelic Self-Portrait of Animator Jake Fri…
[ad_1] Known for his trippy, seemingly infinite transformations, Jake Fried emphasizes the uncanniness of seeing. His newest work, “Strange Light,” is a mesmerizing one-minute animation conceived as a loop, drawn with ink and Wite-Out, then digitally enhanced with otherworldly, glowing hues. An electric green pervades the scenes, dominated by eyes and motifs related to the…
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“In the Bedroom” by Photographer David Kaminsky
[ad_1] A series examining the intimate dynamics of domestic life by photographer David Kaminsky. Born and raised in New York, Kaminsky studied visual arts at Columbia University and recently completed a certificate program in Creative Practices at the International Center of Photography. His approach is influenced by his upbringing as a painter as well as…
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Beatriz Constán: When Fiber Becomes Collective Memory
[ad_1] Woven Beginnings and the Language of Care Textiles have shaped Beatriz Constán’s artistic vision since childhood, forming a sensory landscape where touch, color, and repetition became early forms of understanding the world. Her upbringing was marked by the quiet presence of handmade objects, from wool sweaters knitted by her mother to baskets overflowing with…
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Visiting the French capital region’s centres d’art
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Shaqúelle Whyte: “Nine nights; Strange f…
[ad_1] Nine nights; Strange fruit brings together a new body of paintings by London-based artist Shaqúelle Whyte that trace the emotional and temporal reverberations of familial grief. Rather than unfolding as a linear account, the exhibition forms a constellation of moments that draw upon the Jamaican funerary tradition of Nine Nights and the historic resonance…
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Itamar Gov Draws on History and Legend for ‘The Rhinoceros i…
[ad_1] You’ve probably heard the idiom, “the elephant in the room,” to describe when there’s some uncomfortable and obvious problem that no one is addressing—the kind of issue that feels as though it’s taking up all available space. But what if yet another megafauna came stampeding onto the scene? That’s where Berlin-based artist Itamar Gov’s…