Born in 1988 in Tehran, Iran, Reihaneh Hosseini immersed herself in philosophical studies before establishing her artistic base in Vienna in 2014. Her deliberate choice of the figurative style is more than a mere artistic decision; it’s a manifestation of her emotional core, the tales she wishes to convey, and her unique perspective on existence. […]
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Park and Phuong posed for a selfie outside the museum after allegedly being turned away by security on account of Park’s keffiyeh. (all photos by and courtesy Ju-Hyun Park) Park and Phuong posed for a selfie outside the museum after allegedly being turned away by security on account of Park’s keffiyeh. (all photos by and
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Demonstrators occupied the Barbican Centre in London for a “guerrilla festival” on Saturday afternoon, filling its foyer with poetry and dance by Palestinian artists. The action, organized by the advocacy group Culture Workers Against Genocide, was a response to the Barbican’s decision not to host a talk on Palestine by Indian writer Pankaj Mishra. That
In an unexpected corner of London’s Finsbury Park, a new Banksy piece silently confronts passersby with a jarring juxtaposition of life and decay. Unannounced but unmistakably Banksy, the artwork features a lifeless tree standing in stark contrast to a backdrop of vibrant green splatters—created, in a twist of irony, with a fire extinguisher. This vivid
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Wall art decorations are not of one or two sorts. It is a whole new world of art and creativity. Different types of wall decorations should be used based upon your personality, interest, and matching with your walls and other furniture. Purists prefer original art, but the most challenging parts of designing with original is
The IFPDA Print Fair, held from February 15th to 18th at the Park Avenue Armory, promises an exceptional journey into the world of artistic prints. This fair presents a unique opportunity to explore over 550 years of printing techniques, from the delicate lines of etchings to the bold strokes of lithographs. The diverse selection of
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If you want to create art that truly connects with the viewer, a crucial component is communication. When we draw characters that are talking to each other, we open up a WORLD of storytelling. Two characters on a page might just be waiting for the bus, but draw them speaking and you massively increase what
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The Genesis of a Visionary Artist Jon Neal Wallace stands as a testament to the transformative power of education and personal vision in the realm of art. His journey began at the Academy of Art College in San Francisco, an institution that laid the foundation for his artistic endeavors. Wallace’s educational path took a unique
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Stephen Friedman Gallery presents Faith Like a Rock, the first solo exhibition in the UK by Woody De Othello. Othello is best known for a multidisciplinary practice that encompasses sculpture, painting and drawing. Working across a range of mediums— including glazed ceramic, carved wood, bronze, ink and oil paint— Othello transforms everyday objects into anthropomorphic, animistic
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As the Whitney Museum’s signature event, the Biennial is a highly anticipated exhibition that often acts as a barometer of trends and ideas percolating in global art communities, as told through an American lens. It tells us a great deal about New York’s art community and its priorities, while highlighting emerging critical ideas that influence
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