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 …
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 …
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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About Maria Teresa Ortiz-Naretto Maria Teresa Ortiz Naretto was born in Rancagua, Chile, and soon after raised between Argentina and Chile. She is currently based in New Jersey. Conserving the last names of her parents, Ortiz-Naretto praises her intriguing multicultural background that led the artist to immerse in drawing and painting, art history, and philosophy …
The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is opening “Giovanni Anselmo. Beyond the Horizon,” a comprehensive analysis of the artistic practice of Giovanni Anselmo (b. 1934, Borgofranco d’Ivrea; d. 2023, Turin) envisioned as a path or a journey that connects the most emblematic works in Anselmo’s career with other site-specific pieces and reveals the powerful relationship between Anselmo’s …
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As part of the reinstallation of its permanent collection, the Picasso Museum in Paris will now include a gallery dedicated to the work of Françoise Gilot, highlighting how the late artist was much more than Picasso’s former partner. In a statement, Picasso Museum president Cécile Debray said Gilot, who died in 2023 at age 101, …
Discover The Picturalist’s Spring & Summer 2023 Collection, featuring vibrant colors and captivating textures. Explore our curated artworks and enjoy our new free shipping policy. Experience art that inspires! Step into the world of art and inspiration with The Picturalist’s Spring 2023 Collection. We are thrilled to showcase our latest introductions, filled with vibrant colors …
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The day a pencil becomes too short and stubby to use is a sad one indeed. Much like a person, they start off tall and lustrous, then life wears them down to nothing but a used up husk. I once had a pencil, let’s call him “Uni”. Oh, Uni was the apple of my eye, …
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