Bridging Worlds: From Architecture to Photography Raúl Vega, an artist whose journey into the world of photography is as compelling as his works, embarked on his artistic path rooted in the discipline of architecture. His academic tenure, especially a transformative year in Florence, Italy, not only honed his visual acuity but also cemented his resolve …
Rachel Uffner Gallery is pleased to present Plan B, Susan Chen’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. Notably, the show forges an impressive new artistic direction for Chen, whose multimedia presentation includes a collection of ceramics alongside her signature large-scale, impasto-heavy portraits. In addition to the opening reception Friday, March 8 from 6 – 8 pm; …
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) Interim CEO Sara Fenske Bahat has resigned as the institution’s galleries remain closed since February 15, following a pro-Palestine action led by eight exhibiting artists. Fenske Bahat’s departure follows weeks of turmoil at the center. After artists Jeffrey Cheung and Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo alleged that YBCA prevented them from …
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About Andrew Lincoln Nelson Andrew Lincoln Nelson, grown up in Laramie WY, is an artist that currently works in Tucson, Arizona, USA. Biology, maths and artificial intelligence are his main source of inspiration, while his tool are surrealistic graphite drawings and mixed-media abstracts. His drawings are a representation of machine creatures with a background that …
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Chapultepec is an iconic urban forest located in the heart of Mexico City. Its origins date back to pre-Hispanic times, and for over five centuries, it has been the setting for crucial moments in Mexico’s history. Today, it not only serves as a massive “green lung” but also hosts recreational and culturally significant spaces, such …
The difficulty of going to an art fair, as anyone who has attended more than one can tell you, is holding on to the artworks that grab you. This is especially true for contemporary art fairs where, more often than not, market trends influence the work that art dealers bring. If figuration or assemblage is …
If creativity, innovation, and open conversations are elements of an organization’s purported culture, the placement of engaging artwork can help substantiate these values and make them visually available. Curating Corporate Elegance with The Picturalist’s Framed Art Prints In the realm of corporate culture, where creativity and innovation are esteemed, the strategic placement of art transforms …
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Hello, magical beings! Today, we’re diving into the intriguing world of witches in art. From pointy hats and broomsticks to spellbinding enchantresses, witch-related art has… bewitched us throughout the centuries. In this post, we’ll share some of the most inspiring witch depictions along with a brief history. Buckle up – it’s going to be a …
The Roots of Creativity Born in the picturesque region of Lorraine in 1955, Astrid Festor‘s journey into the world of art began at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Nancy, France. This foundational experience not only honed her skills but deeply influenced her narrative and sociological approach to art. Living and working in Nancy, …
THE SEEN AND UNSEEN IN OUR ENVIRONMENT Scott McIntire Could you tell us more about the collection featured in the ANASAEA gallery? What themes or concepts does it explore, and could you provide a brief background on the inspiration behind this collection and does nature play a role in your artistic inspiration? How do …